Math, asked by rnatasha1238, 7 months ago

If A and B be any two sets , then (A∪B)′ is equal to

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Answered by Uniquedosti00017

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Answer:

if A and B are any two sets then,

(AUB)' = A' Intersection B:

Answered by singhpriyal023

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Step-by-step explanation:

(AUB) = A'⋂B' [ De Morgan's Law ]

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