3. Using propositions aided by two-column proof, show that AAB = AUB. (Just choose one direction to exhibit.) 4. Using laws of set theory aided by two-column proof, show that AU(B-C) (AUB)-(C- A).

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3. Using propositions aided by two-column proof, show that AA B = AUB.
(Just choose one direction to exhibit.)
4. Using laws of set theory aided by two-column proof, show that
AU(B-C) (AUB)-(C-A).
Transcribed Image Text:3. Using propositions aided by two-column proof, show that AA B = AUB. (Just choose one direction to exhibit.) 4. Using laws of set theory aided by two-column proof, show that AU(B-C) (AUB)-(C-A).
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