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Consider the set Pn of all partitions of the set [n] into non-empty blocks, that is:...

Consider the set Pn of all partitions of the set [n] into non-empty blocks, that is:

Pn = {π | π is a set partition of [n]}

  1. Prove that this is a poset

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