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1 year ago
5

Determine whether A = B, ACB, BCA, ACB, BCA, or if none of these applies.

Mathematics
1 answer:
spin [16.1K]1 year ago
4 0

The relation between A and B subset is A⊆B

What is Subsets?

A set "X" is said to be the subset of "Y" is each elements of X is present in Y and is denoted by X⊆Y.

It should be noted that In roster notation, the use of the {" and "} character indicates that a set of numbers is a collection of elements, which can either be a finite or infinite collection.

Thus in the given question :

A={summer, autumn, spring, winter}

B={summer, winter}

"summer" and "winter" elements of B which is common and also presents in A therefore, B is subset of A and is denoted as A⊆B.

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