Which is an example of disjoint sets in rolling a fair dice?A A-{Number greater than 4} and B = {even number}B) A = {prime numbers} and B = {odd number}c) A = {number greater than equal to 4} and B = {number less than equal to 3}D) A={number less than 5} and B = {number greater than 2}

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Which is an example of disjoint sets in rolling a fair dice? A A-{Number greater than 4} and B = {even number} B) A = {prime numbers} and B = {odd number} c) A = {number greater than equal to 4} and B = {number less than equal to 3} D) A={number less than 5} and B = {number greater than 2}