Chapter 2: Q38E (page 137)
Show that if A and B are sets, then
a) \(A \oplus B{\bf{ = }}B \oplus A\)
b) \(\left( {A \oplus B} \right) \oplus B = A\)
Short Answer
(a) \(A \oplus B = B \oplus A\)
(b) \((A \oplus B) \oplus B = A\)
Chapter 2: Q38E (page 137)
Show that if A and B are sets, then
a) \(A \oplus B{\bf{ = }}B \oplus A\)
b) \(\left( {A \oplus B} \right) \oplus B = A\)
(a) \(A \oplus B = B \oplus A\)
(b) \((A \oplus B) \oplus B = A\)
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