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When a set is subtracted from itself then what is the result​

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Answered by yashaswini3679
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Answer :

  • Set is a well defined group of objects.
  • It is written in flower brackets - { }
  • Subtraction of set A and B i.e, A - B is equal to the set of elements in A and not in B
  • A - B = {x:x \inA \notinB}
  • So, A - A will be a null set.

When a set is subtracted from itself, the result will be a null set.

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