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Consider the Statement  For all sets A and B,(AB)B=\text { For all sets } A \text { and } B , ( A - B ) \cap B = \emptyset \text {. }

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Consider the statement  For all sets A and B,(AB)B=\text { For all sets } A \text { and } B , ( A - B ) \cap B = \emptyset \text {. }
Complete the proof begun below in which the given statement is derived algebraically from
the properties listed in Theorem 6.2.2. Be sure to give a reason for every step that exactly justifies what was done in the step: Proof:
Let AA and BB be any sets. Then the left-hand side of the equation to be shown is
 Consider the statement  \text { For all sets } A \text { and } B , ( A - B ) \cap B = \emptyset \text {. }   Complete the proof begun below in which the given statement is derived algebraically from the properties listed in Theorem 6.2.2. Be sure to give a reason for every step that exactly justifies what was done in the step: Proof: Let  A  and  B  be any sets. Then the left-hand side of the equation to be shown is    which is the right-hand side of the equation to be shown. [Hence the given statement is true.] (The number of lines in the outline shown above works for one version of a proof. If you write a proof using more or fewer lines, be sure to follow the given format, supplying a reason for every step that exactly justifies what was done in the step.)
which is the right-hand side of the equation to be shown. [Hence the given statement is true.]
(The number of lines in the outline shown above works for one version of a proof. If you write
a proof using more or fewer lines, be sure to follow the given format, supplying a reason for
every step that exactly justifies what was done in the step.)


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