are (A u B) and (A U B) different? if so, how?
(A U B) means the union of A and B ex. A = 1,2,3 B = 4,5,6 A U B = 1,2,3,4,5,6
taking the intersection \[A \cap B = \emptyset \] because in my example there is no element in common
union meaning "or"?
Yes, union means "or" intersection means "and" :)
so (A u B) and (A U B) are the same thing? my teacher is saying they are different.
how is your teacher saying that it's different? that notation A u B ... I haven't seen it before This -> A U B was seen many times in my Discrete math book and my Intro to Advanced Mathematics Book
hmm okay thanks
P.S> I sound like a zombie.... real analysis practice blahhhhhhhhhh
I'm curious... the operation "U" in the expression "(A U B)" is called the union. Did your teacher give a name for the operation "u" in "(A u B)"
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