Give an example of each of the statements below using the sets indicated (and power sets) to show that the statement is either True or False, and briefly explain. Let A; B and C be sets and E be the empty set. a) If A belongs to B and B belongs to C, then A belongs to C. b) If A belongs to B and B belongs to C, then it is impossible that A belongs to C. c) If A belongs to B, then it is impossible for A to be contained in B. d) If (A U B) = (AU C) and (A ^ B) = (A^c), then B = C

Give an example of each of the statements below using the sets indicated (and power sets) to show that the statement is either True or False, and briefly explain. Let A; B and C be sets and E be the empty set. a) If A belongs to B and B belongs to C, then A belongs to C. b) If A belongs to B and B belongs to C, then it is impossible that A belongs to C. c) If A belongs to B, then it is impossible for A to be contained in B. d) If (A U B) = (AU C) and (A ^ B) = (A^c), then B = C

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