Abstract
The following theorem is proved with the aid of an elementary theorem in linear algebra: Given a family ( S i : i∈ I) of finite sets there exists a set F such that | F ∩ S i | is odd for each i ∈ I if and only if the symmetric difference of any odd number of the sets is nonempty.
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