if n(A) =10n(B)=25,n(A union B) =5 then find n(A union B)
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it is already given that n(A union B) =5
so, no need to find it
but actually it is not possible to have n(A union B) less than both n(A) and n(B) so please check your question
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Given ⬇️
- A = 10 n
- B = 25 n
Find ⬇️
- ( A union B )
Solution ⬇️
A = { 10 }
B = { 25 }
(A union B ) = { 10 , 25 }
therefore A union B = { 10 , 25 }
Hope this will help you...
Note⬇️
A U B = B U A
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