Prove the following set-theoretic properties using definitions of the given set relations and set operations. Your proofs should properly identify the logical equivalences and valid argument forms that justifies the result. Let U be a universal set and A, B,C C U.ITEM 1. Prove:AOB C AU B(A U B)C = AC n BCHere, AC and BC denote set complement.Use De Morgan's Law for negation of OR to prove this.ITEM 2. Prove:ITEM 3. Prove:If A C B and B C C, then A C C.

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Let U be a universal set and A, B,C C U. ITEM 1. Prove: AOB C AU B (A U B)C = A° n BC Here, AC and BC denote set complement. Use De Morgan's Law for negation of OR to prove this. ITEM 2. Prove: ITEM 3. Prove: If A C B and B C C, then A C C.

Let U be a universal set and A, B,C C U. ITEM 1. Prove: AOB C AU B (A U B)C = A° n BC Here, AC and BC denote set complement. Use De Morgan's Law for negation of OR to prove this. ITEM 2. Prove: ITEM 3. Prove: If A C B and B C C, then A C C.

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