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Write the elements of (a, b,c}-{a, b, d}) {c, d), where a, b, c, and d are distinct

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Answer: If we have a set defined as the difference of two sets, this is

A = B - C, then A = B - B∩C

So this is defined as, if you subtract the set C to the set B, then you are subtracting the common elements between C and B, from the set B.

so if A = {a,b,c} - {a,b,d}, the common elements are a and b, so: A = {c}

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