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Assume that n(U) = 90, n(A) = 40, and n(B) = 45. Then n( A′∪B) = ??
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I thought A' would be 50 because 90-40=50 and B is 45, so 45+50=95, but apparently that isn't correct!
U is the universal set. It is everything. So you can't get more than 90 if you get 95, it must mean that some of B are also in A.
A^c = (U-A)
Clearly I wasn't thinking! Alright, so how would I find the answer for this?
90-(40+45)=90-85=5
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5 would be what in this?
answer of n(a' union b)
I think I get it. Thanks!
@Wislar did u got it
This doesn't seem to be working out. Wouldn't 5 actually be (A U B)'?
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Would it be 50?
Is there any more info? Because this picture (for example) seems to fit: |dw:1345916149805:dw| which gives 80 as the answer
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