SETS: PROOFS Prove the following statements: 1. For every three sets A, B, C it holds that (A U B) \ C = (A \ C) U (B \ C). 2. For every three sets A, B, C it holds that A U (B N C) = (A U B) N (A U C). 3. De-Morgan's law for sets: For every three sets S, T ≤ X it holds that (SNT)c = SC U Tº. 4. For every three sets S, T ≤ X it holds that S T ➡ TCC SC 5. What is the number of subsets of [n]? Prove your answer by induction.

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