if a and b are two sets such that n(A-B)= 5, n(B-A)= 3 and n(A intersection B)= 10,THEN FIND THE FOLLOWING:
(i) n(A intersection B) (ii) n(A) (iii) n(B)

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if a and b are two sets such that n(A-B)= 5, n(B-A)= 3 and n(A
intersection B)= 10,THEN FIND THE FOLLOWING:
(i) n(A intersection B) (ii) n(A) (iii) n(B)

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if a and b are two sets such that n(A-B)= 5, n(B-A)= 3 and n(A intersection B)= 10,THEN FIND THE FOLLOWING: (i) n(A intersection B) (ii) n(A) (iii) n(B)

if a and b are two sets such that n(A-B)= 5, n(B-A)= 3 and n(A intersection B)= 10,THEN FIND THE FOLLOWING:
(i) n(A intersection B) (ii) n(A) (iii) n(B)