Math, asked by saumyatripathiclass1, 1 month ago

4. If A and B are finite sets such that An B = 0, Then find n(AU B).

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Answered by archisnidwani

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Step-by-step explanation:

I DONT KNOW SORRY

Answered by butterflybitch

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I'm not sure but

if AnB=0

then n(A U B) =U(universal set of A and B)

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