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For any two sets A and B, prove the following :

(i) A(AB)=AB

(ii) A - (A - B) = AB.

(iii) A(AB)=ϕ

(iv) A - B =AΔ(AB).

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Solution

(i) LHS = A(AB)

= (AA)(AB)

[ distributes over (i)]

= ϕ(AB) [AA=ϕ]

= AB [ϕx=x for any set x]

= RHS

LHS = RHS Proved.

(ii) For any sets A and B we have By De-morgan's laws

(AB)=AB,(AB)=AB

Also,

LHS = A- (A - B)

= A(AB)

=A(AB)

= A[A(B)]' [By De-morgan's laws]

= A(AB) [(B)=B]

= (AA)(AB)

= ϕ(AB) [AA=ϕ]

= AB [ϕx=x, for any set x]

= RHS

LHS = RHS Proved.

(iii) LHS = A(AB)

= A(AB) [By De-morgan's law]

= (AA)B [By associative law]

= ϕB [AA=ϕ]

= ϕ

= RHS

LHS = RHS Proved.

(iv) RHS = AΔ(AB)

= {A(AB)} \(\cup (A \cap B - A)

[EΔF=(FF)(FE)]

= {A(AB)] (ABA } [EF=EF]

= { A(AB)] (AAB}

[By De-morgan's law and associative law]

= (AA)(AB)(ϕB)

[ distributes over and AA=ϕ]

= ϕ(AB)ϕ [ϕB=ϕ]

= AB [ϕx=x for any set x]

= A - B [AB=AB]

= LHS

LHS = RHS Proved.


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