Suppose L={−4,−2,1,3} and M={−2,3,7}. Which set represents L∪M? A) {−4,−2,1,3,7} B) {−4,1} C) {−2,3} D) {7}

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Suppose L={−4,−2,1,3} and M={−2,3,7}. Which set represents L∪M?

A) {−4,−2,1,3,7}
B) {−4,1}
C) {−2,3}
D) {7}

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Answer:

Explanation:

$L \cup M$ represents the union of sets
and
, which is the set of all elements in
and/or
.

Libu Mathew answered Aug 10, 2023

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