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(A-B)=A <=>A intersection of set B =pie .​

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Answered by sourya1794
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{A-B} means everything in A except for anything in{A∩B}

A-B=A∩{B}^{c}(A intersect B complement)

pick an element x

{let x∈(A-B)}

Therefore\:{x∈A\:but\:x∉B}

{x∉B\:means\:x∈}{B}^{c}

x∈A and x∈{B}^{c}

x∈(A∩{B}^{c})

Therefore\:A-B=A∩{B}^{c}

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Answered by nkyadav2013
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