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24 June, 22:36

If n (U) = 360, n (A) = 240, n (B) = 160, find the maximum value of

n (AUB) and the minimum value of n (A n B). When will the value of

n (An B) be maximum and find its value.

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  1. 24 June, 22:44
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    here is answer

    Step-by-step explanation:

    n (AUB) = n (A) + n (B) - n (AnB)

    = 240 + 160 - n (A n B)

    = 400 - n (AnB)

    Since n (AnB) 20, so n (AUB) S 400

    But n (U) = 360, so n (A U B) * 360

    ... the maximum value of n (AUB) = 360.

    When n (A U B) is maximum, n (AnB) will be minimum.

    ... min. value of n (An B)

    = n (A) + n (B) - Max, value of n (AUB)

    = 240 - 160 - 360 = 40

    Again, n (

    A B) will be maximum when B C A.

    ... the max. value of n (

    A B) = n (B) = 160
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