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BRCBHARTHANA

Your explanation is easy to understand. Thank you!

AsriELFCullenzious

Prove or disprove:

A'-B' = (A-B)'
Thank you sir!

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I randomly discovered DeMorgan's law before knowing it was a 'law'. 😳😳

sreshtpasupuleti

YES SIR WELL UNDERSTOOD ....CAN U PROVE THAT FOR ANY TWO SETS A and B (A\B)^c = A^c U B

tinotendasasa

Please can you help me with this one:
Simply as much as possible [(A n B') u (A' n B)]'

abishaimumba

Sir I have not understood that- x does not belong to A union B, then in next step you wrote x €/ A 'and' x €/ B
in union 'or' is used, then why you used 'and'

worldsbest

Sir can you prove or disprove (A-B)' = A' - B'?

kennethtan

Can we solve this sum by taking example?

bhupindersinghchahal

How would you simplify [A'u(AnB)']'

tumeloliulumuna

Good explanation. I just want to point out that you forgot to show A - B ⊆ (A' U B)' . You only showed (A' U B)' ⊆ A - B, making your prove unconvincing.

alfrejonsson

plz this question a intersection b double complement

romiyakarki

Add some more videos of de morgan's law involving set difference.... Otherwise I loki the video.

aaronkishiki

Hello Sir i could not understand at 4:15 x belong A and does not belong to B= A-B (especially A-B) fo you explain me that for me that will be so kind of you.Thank you Sir

entertainmentvalley

(B - A) u ( c - A) = ( B u c) - A .
Show or prove by set algebra

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