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if U is a universal set A and B are subests of U, use Venn diagram to show that if A and B are finite sets,then |AUB| =|A| +|B| -|AnB|

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Answered by мααɴѕí
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Answer:

We need to prove two statements:

1. A⊂B ⇒ AUB =B.

If A is a subset of B, then any element x of A is element of B. This also means that all elements of A are elements of AUB. On the other hand, there are no elements of A that are not elements of B. This means that AUB = B.

This proves the first part.

We need to prove the opposite statement

2. AUB =B ⇒ A⊂B

Now, we know that the union of sets A and B is B. Any element that belongs to B, also belongs the union of sets A and B. So, the union of sets A and B contains exactly the elements of B. If x is element of B, then x belongs to B, and of the other side of the identity, it belongs either of B or A. So, for some of these x they are elements of A.

If an element y is NOT an element of B, then it is not an element of B and it is not an element of A.

So, all elements y that are not elements of B are not elements of AUB. We arrive at a situation, that all elements of A are elements of AUB, and all the elements not in A are not in B. This means that A is a subset of B.

Proving the two statements A⊂B ⇒ AUB =B and

AUB =B ⇒ A⊂B

means that A⊂B⇔A∪B=B.

Answered by Jiya0071
3

Answer:

We need to prove two statements:

1. A⊂B ⇒ AUB =B.

If A is a subset of B, then any element x of A is element of B. This also means that all elements of A are elements of AUB. On the other hand, there are no elements of A that are not elements of B. This means that AUB = B.

This proves the first part.

We need to prove the opposite statement

2. AUB =B ⇒ A⊂B

Now, we know that the union of sets A and B is B. Any element that belongs to B, also belongs the union of sets A and B. So, the union of sets A and B contains exactly the elements of B. If x is element of B, then x belongs to B, and of the other side of the identity, it belongs either of B or A. So, for some of these x they are elements of A.

If an element y is NOT an element of B, then it is not an element of B and it is not an element of A.

So, all elements y that are not elements of B are not elements of AUB. We arrive at a situation, that all elements of A are elements of AUB, and all the elements not in A are not in B. This means that A is a subset of B.

Proving the two statements A⊂B ⇒ AUB =B and

AUB =B ⇒ A⊂B

means that A⊂B⇔A∪B=B.

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