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Show that the following four conditions are equivalent:
(i) AB (ii) AB=ϕ (iii) AB=B (iv) AB=A

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Solution

First, we have to show that (i) (ii).
(i) (ii).
Let AB
To show: AB=ϕ
If possible, suppose ABϕ
This means that there exists xA,xB, which is not possible as AB.
AB=ϕ
ABAB=ϕ

(ii) (i).
Let AB=ϕ
To show: AB
Let xϵA
Clearly, xϵB because if x/ϵB, then ABϕ
AB=ϕAB

Hence, (ii)(i)

(i) (iii).
Let AB
To show: AB=B
Clearly, BAB
Let xϵAB
xϵA or xϵB
Case I: xϵA
xϵB [AB]
ABB
Case II: xϵB
Then ABB
So, AB=B

(iii) (i).
Conversely, let AB=B
To show : AB
Let xϵA
xϵAB [AAB]
xϵB [AB=B]
AB

Hence, (iii)(i)

Now, we have to show that (i)(iv).
Let AB
Clearly ABA
Let xϵA
We have to show that xϵAB
As AB,xϵB
xϵAB
AAB
Hence, A=AB
Conversely, suppose AB=A
Let xϵA
xϵAB
xϵA and xϵB
xϵB
AB
Hence, (i)(iv).

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