You gotta make this is a little more clear like cmon now how am I supposed to help u out with this. I would know if u just clear it up a lil
Answer:
C
Step-by-step explanation:
4,3
Don't forget the invisble negative ones to distriute
do inside to outside
{n-1-1[n-1-1(n-1)]}
do inside
{n-1-1[n-1-n+1]}
simplify inner parenthasees
{n-1-1[n-n+1-1]}
{n-1-1[0]}
multply
{n-1-0}
add
n-1-0=n-1
it is n-1 simplified
V=2 if you need a more in depth explanation let me know
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Answer:
A. 6
Step-by-step explanation:
The wording "set A and set B" means you're interested in elements that belong only to both. In your diagram, that is Region II. There are 6 elements that belong to A and B.
AB = 6
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<em>Additional comment</em>
"A and B" is also called the "intersection" of the two sets: A ∩ B.
The number you have chosen is the number in Regions I, II, and III. That is the set of elements that belong to A <u>or</u> B. You have identified the "union" of the two sets: A ∪ B. (It might also be represented as A+B.)
