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Let A = (blue, orange, red, yellow, green) and B = (silver, orange, blue, gold, yellow). Which sets represents A n B?Select the correct answer below:

Let A = (blue, orange, red, yellow, green) and B = (silver, orange, blue, gold, yellow-example-1

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Given:

A = (blue, orange, red, yellow, green)

B = (silver, orange, blue, gold, yellow)

A ∩ B is the intersection of two sets A and B. The sets contain all elements of A that also belong to B.

In other words, the intersection results in a set of numbers that the two sets have in common.

The colors that A and B have in common are Blue, Orange, and Yellow.

Therefore, A ∩ B = {Blue, Orange, Yellow}

The answer is the 3rd option.