Using only the definition of an s-algebra, show that if A and B are elements of an s-algebra, then (A-B^c) is also an s-algebra.
Using only the definition of an s-algebra, show that if A and B are elements of an s-algebra, then (A-B^c) is also an s-algebra.
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Using only the definition of an s-algebra, show that if A and B are elements of an s-algebra, then (A-B^c) is also an s-algebra.
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