The elements that belong to events A and C are: Cooper, Sodium, Zinc and Oxygen.
<h3>What is event binding?</h3>
The union of events is a mathematical term that refers to an operation whose result is composed of all the non-repeated elementary events that two or more sets have in common and not in common.
That is, given two sets A and B, the union of A and B would be formed by all the sets that do not repeat themselves and that have A and B in common.
<h3>Which elements correspond to the events A ∪C?</h3>
According to the above, it can be inferred that the sets that belong to the binding of events A ∪ C correspond to the chemical elements: Cooper, Sodium, Zinc and Oxygen. Additionally, it can be stated that none of them is a common element in both events, so each event has different elements that form a set of 4 different elements.
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Consider the sample space S = (copper, sodium, nitrogen, potassium, uranium, oxygen, zinc)
Consider the events =
A = (Cooper, sodium, zinc)
B = (Sodium, nitrogen, potassium)
C = (oxygen)
List the elements of the sets corresponding to the following events:
A ∪ C
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