Consider the following sets. The universal set for this problem is the set of all quadrilaterals. A The set of all parallelograms. B = The set of all rhombuses. C = The set of all rectangles. D = The set of all trapezoids. Using only the symbols x, A, B, C, D, E, ≤, =, ‡, n, u, x,', Ø, (, and ), and write the following statements in set notation. (a) The polygon x is a parallelogram, but it isn't a rhombus. O xEA and xe B OXEAU B' OXE (AUB)' OXE (ANB)' OXEAN B' (b) There are other quadrilaterals besides parallelograms and trapezoids. O (AND)' = 0 O AUDE BUC O (AUD)' # Ø O ANDEBUC OA'N D'=Ø (c) Both rectangles and rhombuses are types of parallelograms. O CUBEA and A ≤ CUB O (CUB)' ≤ A O CUBSA OCNBEA

Consider the following sets. The universal set for this problem is the set of all quadrilaterals. A The set of all parallelograms. B = The set of all rhombuses. C = The set of all rectangles. D = The set of all trapezoids. Using only the symbols x, A, B, C, D, E, ≤, =, ‡, n, u, x,', Ø, (, and ), and write the following statements in set notation. (a) The polygon x is a parallelogram, but it isn't a rhombus. O xEA and xe B OXEAU B' OXE (AUB)' OXE (ANB)' OXEAN B' (b) There are other quadrilaterals besides parallelograms and trapezoids. O (AND)' = 0 O AUDE BUC O (AUD)' # Ø O ANDEBUC OA'N D'=Ø (c) Both rectangles and rhombuses are types of parallelograms. O CUBEA and A ≤ CUB O (CUB)' ≤ A O CUBSA OCNBEA

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Chapter6: Circles

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