Princess Shaina
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Prove that
a-(b∩ c)=(a-b)u(a-c)
a-(b∩ c)=(a-b)u(a-c)
The discussion centers around proving the set equality \( A - (B \cap C) = (A - B) \cup (A - C) \). Participants explore various methods of proof, including set manipulation rules and visual aids like Venn diagrams.
Participants have not reached a consensus on the proof method, with multiple approaches being discussed and no clear resolution on which is preferred or most effective.
Some limitations include potential missing assumptions regarding the definitions of set operations and the applicability of certain rules in specific contexts.
Princess Shaina said:Prove that
a-(b∩ c)=(a-b)u(a-c)
\begin{array}{ccccc} 1. & a - (b \cap c) && 1. & \text{LHS} \\ <br /> 2. & a \cap \overline{(b \cap c)} && 2. & \text{Def. subtr'n} \\ <br /> 3. & a \cap ( \overline b \cup \overline c) & & 3. & \text{DeMorgan} \\<br /> 4. & (a \cap{\overline b}) \cup (a \cap {\overline c}) && 4. & \text{Distributive} \\<br /> 5. & (a - b) \cup (a - c) && 5. & \text{Def. subtr'n} \\<br /> &&&& \text{RHS}\end{array}<br />Princess Shaina said:Prove that
a-(b∩ c)=(a-b)u(a-c)