To prove De Morgan's rule
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Modern Algebra
Set Theory (XI)
Laws of Algebra of Sets
De Morgan's Laws (III)
For a subset C of S let C' denote the complement of C in S. For any two subsets A,B of S prove
the De Morgan's rule
Complement of (A intersection B) = (Complement of A) union (Complement of B)
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Complement of (A intersection B) = (Complement of A) union (Complement of B). The solution is detailed and well presented.
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