If A={1 2 3 3} B=( 2 ,3,5,7) FIND A_B AND B-A

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If A={1 2 3 3} B=( 2 ,3,5,7) FIND A_B AND B-A

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Explanation:

A-B ={1}

B-A ={5,7}

those are the answers

Timomeinen answered Mar 26, 2023

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