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For universal set U, and sets A,B which are subsets of U, the following information is given

n(U)=47,

n(A)=18,

n(B)=11,n(AB)=10

Then, the number of elements that are neither in A nor B is__


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n(Ac Bc) = n(A U B)c [De Morgan's laws]
= n(U) - n(A U B)

=n(U)[n(A)+n(B)n(AB)]

=47[18+1110]

=4719

=28


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