Math, asked by MinnuAngel, 3 months ago

A={x:x=2n-1, n€z}
B={x:x=2n+1n€z}
if this pair of set is equal ? justify your answer

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Answered by sriram200805

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Answer:

They are not equal

Step-by-step explanation:

If you take 1 in place of n

A=0

B=2

therefore A is not equal to B

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