Chapter 2.2 Review
Across
- 2. law where the intersection of sets A and U (universal) equals A or A union empty set equals A
- 5. law where A U cA = universal set and A N Ac = empty set
- 7. the union of {a,b,c,d} and {d,e,f,g,h}
- 9. What is the complement of the intersection of A and B?
- 11. law where sets can be associated in any way desired
- 14. law where AU(A N B) = Ac U Bc
- 16. method that shows that each side of the indeity is a subset of the other side
- 17. the intersection of two sets that is the empty set
- 18. law where the intersection or union of a set with itself is itself
Down
- 1. set containing elements in A but not in B
- 3. the intersection of {a,b,c,d,f,g,h} and {a,b,c,e,f,g,h}
- 4. law where the complement of an intersection of two sets equals the union of the complement of both sets
- 6. find the complement of set A where the universal set is the set of letters in the English alphabet and set A is consonants
- 8. law where the union of sets A and U (universal) equals U and A intersects empty set equals empty set
- 10. law where the union of sets A and B equals the union of B and A
- 12. type of table by considering each combination of atomic sets
- 13. set of elements in the universal set and not in set A
- 15. law where the union or intersection of sets is the same as doing each individually