we defined the symmetric difference of sets A and B to be A AB = (A U B) – (A n B) = (A – B) U (B – A). Prove the associative law for symmetric differences of sets. That is, prove for any sets A, B, and C (ΑΔΒ) ΔC = ΑΔ (B Δ C).

we defined the symmetric difference of sets A and B to be A AB = (A U B) – (A n B) = (A – B) U (B – A). Prove the associative law for symmetric differences of sets. That is, prove for any sets A, B, and C (ΑΔΒ) ΔC = ΑΔ (B Δ C).

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A AB = (A U B) – (A n B) = (A – B) U (B – A).
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Prove the associative law for symmetric differences of sets. That is, prove for any sets A, B, and C
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