COMEDK2024MathematicsSets and RelationsActual
Let A and B be two sets then A-(A B) is equal to
Options
- A(A B)^
- BB-A
- CA-B
Correct answer
3
Step-by-step solution
By the definition of set difference, the set A - (A B) consists of all elements that are in A but not in A B . Using the distributive law or the property of set difference, A - (A B) = A (A B)' . Applying De Morgan's Law, (A B)' = A' B' . Thus, A (A' B') = (A A') (A B') = (A B') = A B' . The expression A B' is equivalent to A - B . Answer: A-B