Question: De Morgans Laws for set theory state that if you have two sets A and B, then (a) (A U B) = A B i.e.
De Morgans Laws for set theory state that if you have two sets A and B, then
(a) (A U B) = A B i.e. the complement of the union is equivalent to the intersection of the complements
(b) (A B) = A U B i.e. the complement of the intersection is equivalent to the union of the complements
Use Venn diagrams to argue that De Morgans Laws are correct.
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