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Prove or disprove the following statements In case you want to prove that they are false, note that for 1, 2 and 3 the negation would start with "there exist sets A,B,C such that...".

1. (1 Point) For all sets A,B and C we have A\(B∪C)=(A\B)∪(A\C).
2. (1 Point) For all sets A,B and C we have If A=B\C, then B=A∪C.
3. (1 Point) For all sets A,B,C,D we have (A×B)∪(C×D)=(A∪C)×(B∪D).

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Final answer:

The first and third statements are true, while the second statement is false.

Step-by-step explanation:

To prove or disprove the statements:

  1. (1 Point) For all sets A,B and C we have A\(B∪C)=(A\B)∪(A\C).
    The statement is true.
  2. (1 Point) For all sets A,B and C we have If A=B\C, then B=A∪C.
    The statement is false.
  3. (1 Point) For all sets A,B,C,D we have (A×B)∪(C×D)=(A∪C)×(B∪D).
    The statement is true.

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