How to use Double Inclusion to Prove Two Sets are Equal: (A u B) n A^c = B\A

How to use Double Inclusion to Prove Two Sets are Equal: (A u B) n A^c = B\A

[@OleJoe]

A with a bar over means "closure" to me. Better to use A' for complement if you don't want to use a "c".

[@TheMathSorcerer]

Forgot about the prime notation thanks!

[@piotrmac5073]

thanks, more of this and logic cuz I'm preoccupied with that now

[@TheMathSorcerer]

you are welcome, a lot more coming soon:)

[@emillytoivo8875]

🤜🤛 more videos on this please your explanation are clear thumbs up

[@mejiagrey830]

Thank you sir

[@TheMathSorcerer]

You are welcome!

[@shailyjain2398]

I am not getting that mathematical logic please explain it .

[@carlstraumann1251]

Why do we have to go backwords here?