Set Theory Proof: Prove that the Relative Complement Distributes over the Intersection of Sets

Set Theory Proof: Prove that the Relative Complement Distributes over the Intersection of Sets
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Thank you:)

[@tn9711]

I wish every proof is as straightforward as this 😭

[@jshook]

is it bad form to express both sets individually interns of set-builder notation and manipulate their respective set rules such that we show that the rules of the two sets in question are identical?

[@mcgweeninjo2233]

Thanks man! Real help.👍

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Glad it helped!

[@belalmohammedelnagar6497]

Thx very much ❤️❤️

[@jamesgrosrenaudjr812]

Does a, b , and c ever have a number value? I know a little algebra and trying to understand

[@1951split]

Yes... A,B and C can be sets of (almost) anything... numbers, letters, colors, animals, playing cards, you name it...

[@fikadudamissie54]

Please do this A^(B/C)