if A=(x:x is a natural number) B=(x:x is an even natural number) C= is an odd natural number) D=(x:x is a prime number )
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Answer:
(i) A∩D D
(ii) A∩B B
(iii) B∩C ∅
(iv) C∩D
Step-by-step explanation:
Given A
B
C
D
We are asked to find the intersections
(i) A∩D (ii)A∩B (iii) B∩C (iv)C∩D
We know the intersection of two sets contains only the elements which are present in both the sets at the same time.
That is, suppose A and B are two sets, then
A∩B
Therefore here,
(i) A∩D D .
Because every prime number is a natural number, but every natural number cannot be prime. Therefore the set D is contained in A. Hence their intersection is nothing but D itself.
(ii) A∩B B
As said in the earlier case, every even number is a natural number, therefore the set B is contained in the set A. Hence their intersection is nothing but B itself.
(iii) B∩C ∅ (the null set)
There does not exist any number which is both even and odd. Therefore there is no element in the intersection of B and C. Hence it results the null set.
(iv) C∩D
Because every prime number except is an odd number. an even number other than cannot be a prime number as it has the factor two .
Therefore every element in D other than is contained in C. Hence the whole set D excluding the number (because two is not in C) is in their intersection.
Hence the answer
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Explanation:
A={x:xis a natural number}={1,2,3,4,5.....}
B={x:x is an even natural number}={2,4,6,8.....}
C={x:x is an odd natural number}={1,3,5,7,9.......}
D={x:xis a prime number}={2,3,5,7....}
(i) A∩B={x:x is a even natural number}=B
(ii) A∩C={x:x is an odd natural number}=C
(iii) A∩D={x:x is a prime number}=D
(iv) B∩C=ϕ
(v) B∩D={2}
(vi) C∩D={x:xis odd prime number}