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Do sets always have an intersection that is not the empty set? provide an example to support your conclusion?

Do sets always have an intersection that is not the empty set? provide an example to support your conclusion?
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do sets always have an intersection that is not the empty set? provide an example to support your conclusion?

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i don't know sorry but you can ask some one else error 404
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