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Consider RxR to be a universal set with subsets A, B, and C defined as follows. A = {(x,y)\x² +y° <1} B = {(x, y)| –15xs1} C={(x,y)| –1< y<1} Prove that ACBOC by showing that an arbitrary element of A is also an element of BnC. (Your argument may not rely on graphing technology.)

Consider RxR to be a universal set with subsets A, B, and C defined as follows. A = {(x,y)\x² +y° <1} B = {(x, y)| –15xs1} C={(x,y)| –1< y<1} Prove that ACBOC by showing that an arbitrary element of A is also an element of BnC. (Your argument may not rely on graphing technology.)

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Consider RxR to be a universal set with subsets A, B, and C defined as follows. A = {(x,y)\x² + y° <1} B = {(x, y)| -15xs1} C={(x,y)| –1< y<1} Prove that ACBOC by showing that an arbitrary element of A is also an element of BnC. (Your argument may not rely on graphing technology.)
Transcribed Image Text:Consider RxR to be a universal set with subsets A, B, and C defined as follows. A = {(x,y)\x² + y° <1} B = {(x, y)| -15xs1} C={(x,y)| –1< y<1} Prove that ACBOC by showing that an arbitrary element of A is also an element of BnC. (Your argument may not rely on graphing technology.)
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