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n(A)=15, n(AUB)=29, n(AnB)=7
complete the following activity to find n(B).​

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Answered by ok098
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Answered by kamalhajare543
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Answer:

Given:

n(a)=15

 \sf \: n(a\cup ba∪b )=29

 \sf \: n(a\cap ba∩b )=7

To find:

n(b)

Solution:

We know that

 \boxed{ \sf \: n(a\cup ba∪b )=n(a)+n(b)-n(n\cap bn∩b )}

To find the value of b we are using the above formula

Now, substitute the values then, we get

 \boxed{ \sf29=15+n(b)-729=15+n(b)−7}

 \boxed{ \sf \: n(b)=29-15+7n(b)=29−15+7}

 \boxed{ \sf \: n(b)=21n(b)=21}

 \sf \: (b)=21

Hence, the value of n(b)=21

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