Consider the claim that {21n : n € Z} U {14n : n € Z} C {7n : n € Z}. Consider the proof that supposes x & {7n : n € Z} and wants to show that x ‡ {21n : n ≤ Z} or x ‡ {14n : n ≤ Z}. True or False: This is a valid proof approach that would prove the claim. (This is not asking whether this is an actual proof of the result. It's asking whether this general, high-level approach would suffice to prove the result.) True False

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