Patrick B. answered 02/08/20
Math and computer tutor/teacher
This is known as DeMorgan's Rule
Proof:
x is an element of complement((A intersect B))
Then x is NOT in A intersect B, which means x is NOT in the intersection of A and B.
So then either x is not in A or x is not in B
if x is not in A then x is in complement(A)
if x is not in B then x is in complement(B)
so x is either complement which completes the proof