Stacy M.

asked • 09/17/19

How can I do that?

U={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8}

A= {1,2,6,8}

B= {1,2,3,4,5,7}

C={3,5}

D{5,6,7,8}


1.¬ ( A U B ) - ( C - B )

4. ( A U B ) ∩ ¬D

2. ( ¬B ∆ ¬A ) - C

5. ( A ∩ D ) - ( C - B )

3. ( A - D ) U ( B ∩ ¬C )


Katy T.

This looks like a problem that may be harder than elementary math. I believe that the U category may be a list of all included numbers (their union). I am not 100% sure if this is the way to approach this, but I wonder if drawing a large venn diagram with overlapping circles A,B,C, and D would help you know what numbers go in each union or intersection. I'm not quite sure if the dashes included are subtraction signs or a symbol I'm unfamiliar with. In any case, my personal approach would be to draw the problem and experiment with where to place each digit until each sentence is correct, kind of like a puzzle.
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Patrick B. answered • 09/17/19

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