
Advanced Engineering Mathematics
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Transcribed Image Text:Consider the sets
A = {5n+3 | n ≤N},
B = {3n+2 | n ≤ N}.
(a) List three elements in A.
(b) List three elements in B.
(c) Is it true that AC B? And is it true that BCA? Can you explain why?
(d) How many elements do you think there are in AUB? Can you explain why you think so?
(e) How many elements do you think there are in An B? Can you explain why you think so?
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