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If A and B are two sets, such that n(A-B)=15 ,n(AnB) = 10 and n(B-A) =25. Find n(A u B), n(A), n(B)​

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Answered by MizBroken
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Given,

n(A-B) =15

n(AnB) =10

n(B-A) =25

Now, n(AuB) ={n(A-B) +n(AnB) }+{n(B-A) +n(AnB) }-n(AnB)

=(15+10) +(25+10) -10

=25+35-10

=60-10

=50.

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