A shopper in a convenience store can make a food selection from refrigerated packages, canned goods, snack foods, or frozen items. Let the event A = {refrigerated, canned, snack), and B = {snack, frozen}. (a) Find the intersection of A and B. (b) Find the union of A and B. (c) Find the event AC. (a) What is the intersection of A and B? O A. {refrigerated, canned} OC. (snack, frozen} O E. {refrigerated, canned, snack} O G. {frozen} OB. B. {refrigerated, canned, frozen} D. {refrigerated} OF. {refrigerated, canned, snack, frozen} {snack} O H. H.

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