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+solved @user to close the thread when your doubt is solved. Mention the user who helped you solve the doubt. This will be added to their stats.Yoo, wsp, sorry give me two min will read the q and get back to u.
alr, i think its 3
oh sit its 4. if only a is a subset of B then if i add a intersection b then it would have more elements than b. but it can be equal to b too cant it then it would be true. but so there is one wrong possiblity case that's why its wrong
Uhm no.. in these type of qs you must assign elements, that is:
Considering A has elements {a,b} and B has elements {b,c}
Ok you understood?
ye, u understood?
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