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Homework Statement
Suppose A,B,C are sets. Prove that
A× (B U C)= (AxB) U (C x A)
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VeeEight said:Have you tried the usual inclusion both ways method?
Set theory union is an operation that combines two sets into one set, where the resulting set contains all the elements from both sets without any duplicates.
The symbol for set theory union is ∪ (pronounced "cup"). It is placed between two sets to indicate the union operation.
The main difference between set theory union and intersection is that union combines elements from both sets, while intersection only includes elements that are common to both sets.
Yes, the set theory union operation can be applied to any number of sets. The resulting set will contain all the elements from all the sets without any duplicates.
Set theory union has many applications in fields such as mathematics, computer science, and statistics. It can be used to combine data from multiple sources, find commonalities among different groups, and solve problems related to overlapping sets.