Intersection and union of 2 sets
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- Finding the Intersection & Union of 2 Sets
You are given the following Venn diagram:
- Consider the following:
- Universal Set U= {1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8}
- Set A = {1,2,3,4,5,6}
- Set B = {2,4,6,8}
- Consider the following:
- A = {m∣m=4x,0≤x≤3,x∈I}
- B = {n∣n=2x,0≤x≤6,x∈I}
- Using the Principle of Inclusion and Exclusion
Kevin asked 50 people if they liked to play soccer or basketball. 10 people didn't like either of them. 25 people liked soccer. 30 people liked basketball. How many people liked both soccer and basketball?
- Willy surveyed 30 people at a restaurant to see if they ordered noodles or rice. 10 people ordered both rice and noodles. 5 people only ordered a drink. 3 people ordered only rice.
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Topic Notes
In this section we will learn about intersection and union of 2 sets.
Let A and B be sets. Then, the definitions for intersection and union is the following:
Intersection: A set of elements where the elements show up both in A and B. We call this intersection A∩B. Sometimes people refer to the symbol ∩ as the word "and".
Union: A set of all elements that appears in A, in B, or both in A and B. We call this union A∪B. Sometimes people refer to the symbol ∪ as the word "or".
Here is a definition that may be useful:
A\B: The set of elements that is in A but not in B. In short, it is just A minus B.
The principle of inclusion and exclusion of 2 sets says the following:
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