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Chapter 5.2, Problem 53E

By drawing a Venn diagram, simplify each of the expressions in Exercises 51–54 to involve at most one union and the complement symbol applied only to R, S, and T.

( ( R ∩ S ' ) ∪ ( S ∩ T ' ) ∪ ( T ∩ R ' ) ) '

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