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Emely Cabrera
19 December, 12:41
Prove: For all sets AB, and CIA-B) U (A n B) = A
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Bizzy
19 December, 14:15
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Step-by-step explanation:
(A-B) U (A∩B) [ We know that difference of A and B is A∩B')
A∩B') U (A∩B)
A∩ (B'UB) (Using Distributive law)
A∩ (U) [ Union of a set and its complement is always a universal set]
A Hence proved
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