If A = {negative even integers} and B = {negative odd integers}, what is A union B?

{0}

{negative integers}

{integers}

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Question

If A = {negative even integers} and B = {negative odd integers}, what is A union B?

{0}

{negative integers}

{integers}

{ }

anonymous · Answer

@bahrom7893 @texaschic101 @thomaster

anonymous · Answer

lets look at your options {0}, is zero positive or negative?

anonymous · Answer

isnt it neutral??

anonymous · Answer

very nice, zero is neither positive nor negative, since your question only deals with negative numbers, this can not be the answer

anonymous · Answer

would it be [ ]

anonymous · Answer

lets take a look at the last answr the empty set, do you think this is a viable solution?

texaschic101 · Answer

The union of two sets is everything in both sets

anonymous · Answer

well take a look at what @texaschic101 said, if i have negative integer s in my two sets the union will be everything in the sets, so, the empty set will not be our answer

anonymous · Answer

now lets take a look at the set of integers, what do you think about this one?

texaschic101 · Answer

look at set A -- neg even integers
look at set B -- neg odd integers
Union of A and B contains all of these

mathstudent55 · Answer

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