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Unions, intersections, and complements involving 2 sets

Unions, intersections, and complements involving 2 sets-example-1

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A = {f, k, m, y}

B' = {k, x, y}


A \cup B' = \{f, ~k, ~m, ~y, ~x\}

(every element from A and any other element that B' has that A didn't)

A' = {q, x}

B' = {k, x, y}


A \cap B' = \{x\}

(x is the only element that both sets have)

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