Let A, B, and C by three sets. Prove that B - C subset A^c then A intersection B subset C.

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anonymous · Answer

Please don't delete your questions after they are answered.

anonymous · Answer

ohhh how come?

anonymous · Answer

doesnt it just take up memory?

anonymous · Answer

Because it causes the chat to spam that you 'asked your first question' over and over

anonymous · Answer

ohhhh, sorry i never knew that

akshay_budhkar · Answer

you dont worry of the memory questions can help other people

anonymous · Answer

Np. Just letting you know

anonymous · Answer

I'm not sure what you mean by A^c

anonymous · Answer

kk kool, anyways we are tryiing to prove a implication here:$$B-C \subseteq A ^{c}rightarrowAintersectionB \subseteq$$

anonymous · Answer

its A compliment

anonymous · Answer

$$(B-C)\subseteq A ^{c}$$ --> $$A$$ intersection B $$\subseteq C$$

anonymous · Answer

The eqn editor here doesnt have a intersectin symbol :/

anonymous · Answer

Do you get the question though?

anonymous · Answer

You can type it.. \cap = $\cap$