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Let A, B C S. Prove A\ (An B) = (AU B)\ B.

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Answer:

The following proof makes use of logic equivalences.

Explanation:

We have to show that
x\in A/(A\cap B) is equivalent to say that
x\in (A\cup B)/B. In fact, if
x\in A/(A\cap B), by definition this is equivalent to say that
x\in A\, \text{and}\, x\\otin A\cap B, this is equivalent to say that
x\in A\, \text{and}\, (x\\otin A\, \text{or}\, x\\otin B), this is equivalent to
x\in A\, \text{and}\, x\\otin B, and this is equivalent to say that
(x\in A\, \text{or} \, x\in B)\, \text{and}\, x\\otin B, and this is equivalent to say that
x\in (A\cup B)/B.

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