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Chapter 9.2, Problem 27E

e an example to show that ifRandSare bothn-ary relations, then P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( R − S ) may be different from P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( R ) − P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( S ) .

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e an example to show that if R and S are both n- ary relations, then P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( R − S ) may be different from P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( R ) − P i 2 + i 2 , ..... i m ( S ) .

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