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# Answer to Question #4349 in Real Analysis for Andrea

Question #4349
23 Let A and B be subsets of a universal set U. Prove the following.
(a). A\B = (U\B) \(U\A)
1. Let x be from A\B. Therefore, x belongs A and x doesn&#039;t belong B.
As x belongs to A, x doesn&#039;t belong to U\A.
As x doesn&#039;t belong B, x belongs to U\B.
x doesn&#039;t belong to U\A and x belongs to U\B, so, x belongs to (U\A)\(U\B).
So, A\B belongs to (U\B)\(U\A).

2.Let x be from (U\B)\(U\A). Therefore, x belongs U\B and x doesn&#039;t belong U\A.
As x belongs to U\B, x doesn&#039;t belong to B.
As x doesn&#039;t belong U\A, x belongs to A.
x doesn&#039;t belong to B and x belongs to A, so x belongs to A\B.
So, (U\B)\(U\A) belongs to A\B.

A\B belongs to (U\B)\(U\A) and (U\B)\(U\A) belongs to A\B, so, A\B = (U\B)\(U\A).

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