If you have a one-element set, the only possible subsets are those that contain the element or not, which is how you get P(P(∅)) P (P (∅)). For the next step, you now have just a two-element set, so you can have: 1. Neither element; 2. Element A; 3. Element B; 4. More @Wikipedia
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