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Here is a Venn diagram showing the sets A, B, and C, as well as the universal set U.Bxyr, z9CFind the set below. Write your answer in roster form or as Ø.An (BUC)' =ØX?РDAh5K

Here is a Venn diagram showing the sets A, B, and C, as well as the universal set-example-1
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Answer:


A\cap(B\cup C)^(\prime)={}\lbrace f\rbrace

Step-by-step explanation:

For a set D, the notation D' means the complement of set D.

We have, (B ∪ C) which means the union of sets B and C. Then:


B\cup C=\lbrace g,h,x,y,p,r,z\rbrace

Then the complement is everything outside (B ∪ C):


(B\cup C)^(\prime)=\lbrace f,q\rbrace

Finally, the symbol ∩ means the intersection, this is the elements that are shared with (B ∪ C)' and A:


A\operatorname{\cap}(B\cup C)^(\prime)=\lbrace f\rbrace

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