Consider sets A and B as follows:A = {r € Zx = 8k + 28 for some k E Z}%3D%3DB= {y €Zy= 4m for some m e Z}%3D%3Di) Is A C B? If so, prove this proposition. If not, prove A EB.ii) Is BC A? If so, prove this proposition. If not, prove BEA.iii) Is A = B? Explain why or why not.%3D

(i) Let x € A Then, there exist some integer k such that, x = 8k + 28…

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Consider sets A and B as follows: A = {x € Zx = 8k + 28 for some k E Z} %3D %3D {y € Z[y = 4m for some m e Z} %3D %3D i) Is A C B? If so, prove this proposition. If not, prove A EB. ii) Is BC A? If so, prove this proposition. If not, prove BEA. iii) Is A = B? Explain why or why not. %3D