Math, asked by halycon, 7 hours ago

If A and B are finite sets then (A – B) U (B-A)

a. (AUB)-A
b. (A-B) U B
c. (AUB)- (A∩B)
d. (A-B) U A

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Answered by bb3379818

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Answer:

a. (AUB) -A

Step-by-step explanation:

because of A-B =(AUB) - A

Answered by pavalamalli21092007

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Answer:

Option (c) (AUB)- (A∩B) is the correct answer

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