Sets A and B are subsets of the universal set U. These sets are defined as follows. U={f, k, m,r, s, x, z} A={f,r, x} B={f,s,z} Find the following sets. Write your answer in roster form or as Ø. (a) ANB' = ||| (b) (AU B)' = [] %3D

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Set Theory

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