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Let A and B be any two sets. Show that: Show that ( AUB)', (BUA)' = 0​

Let A and B be any two sets. Show that: Show that ( AUB)', (BUA)' = 0​
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Let A and B be any two sets. Show that:
Show that (
AUB)', (BUA)' = 0​

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Explanation:

(AUB)' means they are all outside the set A and B so thats 0. Hope it helps

Let A and B be any two sets. Show that: Show that ( AUB)', (BUA)' = 0​-example-1
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