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2. Given A = {1,2,3}, B = {7,apple, .5} and C = {r|x < 3 and r 2 -1}, compute the following %3D %3D (a) AUB (b) AnC (c) (AUB)nC (d) AU(BNC) (e) C\ A (f) C\B

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Chapter7: Matrices And Determinants

Section7.2: Operations With Matrices

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