Suppose you have two subsets S,T⊆U for a given universe U. If S ∪ T=S△T, which conclusion below is correct? 1) S ⊆ T 2) S and T are disjoint 3) S and T have common elements 4) T ⊆ S

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Suppose you have two subsets S,T⊆U for a given universe U. If S ∪ T=S△T, which conclusion below is correct?

1) S ⊆ T
2) S and T are disjoint
3) S and T have common elements
4) T ⊆ S
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