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Henry has made 5 paintings. Their titles are the set P = {Home, Portrait of my Puppy, Mom and Dad, Flowers, The Park, The Museum

}. He has sold the paintings S={Home, Portrait of my Puppy, The Park, Flowers}. How many paintings in the set ~S are of a place?

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Umnica [9.8K]3 years ago

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~S is the compliment of the set S, or the items that are NOT in set S.
So..how many painting in set P are of places? 2

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