
Algebra and Trigonometry (6th Edition)
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Author: Robert F. Blitzer
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Transcribed Image Text:Let E be the event that the life of a certain light bulb is at least 350 hours and F that the life is at most 450 hours. Describe the following sets.
(a) EN F
O none of these
O The light bulb lasts at least 350 hours and the light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
O The light bulb lasts at least 350 hours or the light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
(b) FC
O The light bulb does not last at least 350 hours.
O The light bulb does not last at most 450 hours.
O The light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
O none of these
O The light bulb lasts at least 350 hours.
(C) EC UF
O none of these
O The light bulb lasts at least 350 hours or the light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
O The light bulb does not last at least 350 hours or the light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
O The light bulb does not last at least 350 hours and the light bulb lasts at most 450 hours.
O The light bulb does not last at least 350 hours or the light bulb does not last at most 450 hours.
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