I'm a little stuck with this, so far for the first one I have Set Subtraction Identity making it A U (B and Not A), and then using associative identity I can make it A and Not A U B, and for the second one I'm assuming you would just use distributive identity? Or would there be more steps?

Use set identity laws to prove the following: A(BA)=AB You may also use the set subtraction law: AB=AB You can upload a Word or PDF file of your answer (handwritten or typed). Upload Question 2 Use set identity laws to prove the following: A(BC)=(AB)(AC) You may also use the set subtraction law: AB=AB You can upload a Word or PDF file of your answer (handwritten or typed). Upload