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Prove that
A×(BUC)=(A×B)U(A×C)

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Answered by rishu6845
29

Answer:

A×(B U C) =(A×B)U (A×C)

Step-by-step explanation:

To prove ---->

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A×(B U C) =(A×B) U (A×C)

concept --->

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if (x, y) € P×Q

=> x€P , y€ Q

if x € P U Q

means

x€P or X € Q

now returning to original problem

proof--->

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let

(x, y) € A×(B U C)

=> x€ A and y€(B U C)

=> x €A and (y€B or y€C)

=>(x€A and y€B) or(x€A and y€C)

=>(x, y) €(A×B) or (x, y) €(A×C)

=>(x, y) € {(A×B) U (A×C)}

so it means

A×(B U C) is subset or equal set to

(A×B) U (A×C) ---------------(1)

now let

(a, b)€ (A×B) U (A×C)

=> (a,b)€(A×B) or (a, b) €(A×C)

=>(a€A and b€B )or (a€A and b€C)

=>a€A and (b€B or b€C)

=>a€A and b€ (B U C)

=>(a,b) € A×(B U C)

it means

(A×B) U(A×C) is subset or equal set to

A×(B U C) -----------------(2)

by (1) and (2) we get

A×(B U C) = (A×B) U (A×C)

hence proved

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