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Two sets A, B CU are disjoint if and only if AnB = 0). In this question only, let S and T be disjoint. (a) Using the Law
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Two sets A, B CU are disjoint if and only if AnB = 0). In this
question only, let S and T be disjoint. (a) Using the Laws of Set Theory, simplify S - T. (b) Prove that SUT|=|S|+|T|. (c) Suppose (just for this part of the
question) that S and T are disjoint as well. What can you conclude about [S] + |T|?