Prove that (A U B)' = A ∩ B' My proof Let x ∈ (A U B)' So x ∈/ A or B x∈/A→x∈ A' and x∈/B→x∈B' Therefore x∈ A' ∩ B'
A'(INTERSECTION)B'
right
ITS A IDENTITY A UNION B COMPLEMENT IS EQUAL TO A COMPLEMENT INTERSECTION B COMLEMENT
what does that mean?
\[A \cup B =A'intersection B'\]
\[(A \cup B)'=A' (INTERSECTION) B'\]
GOT OR NOT???
Not
WHAT DO YOU WANT ME TO SOLVE?
nothing, I was asked to prove the question I asked.
Have I shown it or not?
your proof is wrong in second step
\[x \in(A \cup B)'\]
\[x \notin (A \cup B)\]
\[(x \notin A ) and ( x \notin B )\]
x\[(x \in A') and (x \in B')\]
\[x \in A' (INTERSECTION) B'\]
\[(A \cup B)'\subseteq A'(intersection) B'\]
You say Let x ∈ (A U B)' x ∈/ (A U B) <--- add this line. we got rid of the not operator. So x ∈/ A or B <--- I would say x ∈/ A and x ∈/ B (if x is not in the union of A and B, x is not in A and it is not in B x∈/A→x∈ A' and x∈/B→x∈B' Therefore, because x is a member of both A' and B', x must be a member of their intersection x∈ A' ∩ B'
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