For any two sets A,B verify by an example that A–B,AnB,B–A are mutually disjoint
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To show mutually disjoint sets they should not have any common element.
for A-B & AnB
(A-B) n (AnB)= An(AnB) - Bn(BnB)
= AnB - B
No element We can show similarly for other
for A-B & AnB
(A-B) n (AnB)= An(AnB) - Bn(BnB)
= AnB - B
No element We can show similarly for other
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