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U={1,5,10,15,20,25,30}
A={1,10,15}
B={1,10,20,25}
C={5,15,30}

a.) A U B

b.) C ^ B' (the ^ is supposed to be an upside down U)

c.) (A ^ C') U B

d.) n(A U B)'

E.) use the sets provided to draw a venn diagram illistrating the relationship amoung the sets

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