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  • 15-02-2017
  • Mathematics
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Prove: If C⊂A and D⊂B then D−A⊂B−C

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LammettHash
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  • 15-02-2017

Let \(x\in D\setminus A\), so that \(x\in D\) but \(x ot\in A\). Since \(D\subset B\), it follows that \(x\in B\), and since \(C\subset A\), it follows that \(x ot\in C\), which means \(x\in B\setminus C\).

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