if a= all even natural numbers
b=all odd natural number s
Can you say a and b are which type of sets

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Given $a =$ all even natural numbers
$b =$ all odd natural numbers
there is no common number between even and odd numbers
So Both $a, b$ are disjoint sets

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if a= all even natural numbers b=all odd natural number sCan you say a and b are which type of sets

Given a= all even natural numbers b=all odd natural numbersthere is no common number between even and odd numbersSo Both a,b are disjoint sets

if a= all even natural numbers
b=all odd natural number s
Can you say a and b are which type of sets

Given $a =$ all even natural numbers
$b =$ all odd natural numbers
there is no common number between even and odd numbers
So Both $a, b$ are disjoint sets