Create a set and call it A. Next, create a subset of A & call it B. Draw a Venn diagram to illustrate your two sets. Finally, find B'. To reciee full credit for this problem, you must: ~ Clearly sate A. ~ Clearly state B. ~ Clearly state B'. ~Submit a copy of your Venn diagram. What's B' ? .-. Looks like a typo .
could it be an exponent?
No , It has to do with Complement and Cross Product
ohhhhh....
Yeah . :I
well this sucks! :/
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Well what I did was A: {1,4,3,2} B: {1,3,4} B is subset of A .
right
I just wanna know what B' is ._.
B' probably means B complement,
B union B' = set A
i agree
so if you start with A, and take out everything that is in B, what is left is B'
B' = A - B (where - means "take out")
So how to I do that ?
Add A together then add B together , then subtract ? .-.
Cause if I do that , B': 2 .
start with A means write a list of the the elements that are in A and take out everything that is in B means cross off any element on your list that is in B
._. um what ?
yes, you get B' = { 2 }
Okay . xD
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