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1) Prove that if A and B are countable, then \[A \cap B\] is also countable. 2) Prove A\(A\B)=B\(B\A)

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A n B can never be greater than A and B ........ So 0<=A n B <=A and 0<=A n B <=B...... THus, if A and B are countable ......... A n B is also countable

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