V. Proving: 1. a) Suppose A, B and C are sets. What do you need to show to prove the following using the definition of a subset: (((AB)-C) (C-(AUB))) < (AU (BUC)) b) Use the definition of subset to prove: If A, B and C are sets then (((AB)-C) (C-(AUB))) = (AU (BUC))
V. Proving: 1. a) Suppose A, B and C are sets. What do you need to show to prove the following using the definition of a subset: (((AB)-C) (C-(AUB))) < (AU (BUC)) b) Use the definition of subset to prove: If A, B and C are sets then (((AB)-C) (C-(AUB))) = (AU (BUC))
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