(a) Let A, B be sets. Prove that A\(An B) = A\B. You may assume all sets in the question are non-empty. (b) Let A, B be non-empty set such that AC B. Prove that P(A) C P(B).

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Section12.1: Sets
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(a) Let A, B be sets. Prove that A\(An B)
non-empty.
=
A\B. You may assume all sets in the question are
(b) Let A, B be non-empty set such that A C B. Prove that P(A) C P(B).
Transcribed Image Text:(a) Let A, B be sets. Prove that A\(An B) non-empty. = A\B. You may assume all sets in the question are (b) Let A, B be non-empty set such that A C B. Prove that P(A) C P(B).
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