Discreet math - Set theoretic questions

fabaho

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Given sets A, B, C and D.
Each volume contains exactly six elements.
Each section of the two of them ( A ? B, A ? C, A ? D, B ? C, B ? D or C ? D)
contains exactly two elements.
a) Give a concrete example showing that this is possible.
b) How many elements contain the amount of (A - B) × (C - D)
 
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fabaho said:
Given sets A, B, C and D.
Each volume contains exactly six elements.
Each section of the two of them ( A ? B, A ? C, A ? D, B ? C, B ? D or C ? D)
contains exactly two elements.
a) Give a concrete example showing that this is possible.
b) How many elements contain the amount of (A - B) × (C - D)
\(\displaystyle A=\{1,2,3,4,5,6\}\)
\(\displaystyle B=\{1,2,a,b,c,d\}\)
\(\displaystyle C=\{3,4,a,b,7,8\}\)
\(\displaystyle D=\{5,6,c,d,7,8\}\)
 
fabaho said:

If another student is looking for same help - s/he can also refer to the answer given in that board.

Why do you want to erase your post?
 
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