Madison F.

asked • 01/29/23

. Assume that n(U)=70, n(A)=34, and n(B′)=32. Assume further that there are 14 elements of U in A which are not in B. Find the number of elements in B which are not in A

. Assume that n(U)=70n(U)=70, n(A)=34n(A)=34, and n(B′)=32n(B′)=32. Assume further that there are 14 elements of UU in AA which are not in BB.

Find the number of elements in BB which are not in AA


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