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podryga [215]
2 years ago
6

g U is the set of in the United States. A is the set of in the United States that have the in their name. B is the set of in the

United States that have the in their name. Describe the set in words. Choose the correct answer below. A. is the set of in the United States that have the . B. is the set of in the United States that have the . C. is the set of in the United States that have the . D. is the set of in the United States that have the .
Mathematics
1 answer:
sp2606 [1]2 years ago
4 0

Question isn't well formatted   picture if actual question is attached below :

Answer:

A' set of colleges in the United States which Don not have the word community in their name.

Step-by-step explanation:

If a universal set U is defined as :

U =set of colleges in the United States.

A = the set of colleges in the United States that have the word community in their name.

B is the set of colleges in the United States that have the name of an entertainer in their name.

The set A' is called the A complement. The complement of a particular refers to elements in the universal set which are not in A ;

A' = 1 - A'

Therefore, A' set of colleges in the United States which Don not have the word community in their name.

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