These problems are the Essential Ideas for this section. Work through
all of these problems.
These probelms are also part of the Essential Ideas for this section. They are
testing if you remember the correct notation for union, intersection, and complement.
These final Essential Ideas problems are checking to see if you have
"internalized" the correct terminology for union, intersection, and complement.
See Example 1.
See Example 6.
See Examples 5 and 6.
See Example 1.
Draw a Venn diagram for the expression on the left.
Draw a Venn diagram for the expression on the right.
Finally, compare the two Venn diagrams; if the portion highlighted on the left
is identical with the highlighted portion on the right, then the exprssions
are equal. If the highlighted poartions are different, in any way, then
the expressions are not equal. See Example 3.
See Example 2.
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