Using the definition of the binary product

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Prove or find counterexamples:
If A x B = empty set then A = empty set or B = empty set.
 

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Well, you titled this "using the definition of the binary product"?
So what is the definition of A x B?

Then consider using an indirect proof: If neither A nor B is empty...
 

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