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Let A,B and C be the sets such that A union B is equal to A union C and A intersection B is equal to A intersection C. show that B is equal to C

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Solution

Lets Set A contain n elements
Set A : n A
Similarly, Set B : n B
Set C : n C
Let, uas assume that, Set BSet Cn Bn C
nB>nC or nB < nC
Let, nB > nC
Now, AB=nA+nBn(AB)
A=nA+nCn(AC)
But, (AB)=(AC) (given)
(AB)>(AC) [As nB > nC]
But it is given given that, (AB)=(AC)
Which contradicts our hypotheris that nBnC
nB=nC
Set B = Set C

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