Prove that if A, B, and C are arbitrary sets and A −C ⊈ A −B, then B ⊈ C. I dont know how to prove this. I want to  contrapostive B⊆C, then A-C ⊆ A-B.

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Prove that if A, B, and C are arbitrary sets and A −C ⊈ A −B, then B ⊈ C.

I dont know how to prove this.

I want to  contrapostive B⊆C, then A-C ⊆ A-B. 

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