Math, asked by neupanenischal97, 6 months ago

Prove A-(B-C)=(A-B)U(AnB)

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Answered by Seraphiel

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Prove A-(B-C)=(A-B)U(AnB)

Dude how are we supposed to answer this if there are no sets or elements.

Answered by samridhi10043

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LHS :

A - (BnC')

An (BnC')'

An (B'UC)

(AnB') U (AnC)

(A-B) U (AnC)

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