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Question

For any sets A and B, prove that

(A×B)(B×A)=(AB)×(BA).

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Solution

Let (a, b) be an arbitrary element of (A×B)(B×A). Then,

(a,b)ϵ(A×B)(B×A)(a,b)ϵA×B and (a,b)ϵB×A

(aϵA and bϵB) and (aϵB and bϵA)

(aϵA and aϵB) and (bϵB and bϵA)

aϵ(AB) and bϵ(BA)

(a,b)ϵ(AB)×(BA)

(A×B)(B×A)(AB)×(BA)(i)

Again, let (x, y) be an arbitrary element of (AB)×(BA). Then,

(x,y)ϵ(AB)×(BA)xϵAB and yϵBA

(x,y)ϵ(AB)×(BA)xϵAB and yϵBA

(xϵA and xϵB) and yϵB and yϵA

(xϵA and yϵB) and xϵB and yϵA

(x,y)ϵA×B and (x,y)ϵB×A

(x,y)ϵ(A×B)(B×A)

(AB)×(BA)(A×B)(B×A)(ii)

Thus, from (i) and (ii), we get

(A×B)(B×A)=(AB)×(B×A).


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