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Discrete Mathematics With ApplicationsLet A = { x ∈ Z | x = 6 a + 4 for some integer a } , B = { y ∈ Z | y = 18 b − 2 for some integer b } , and C = { z ∈ Z | z = 18 c + 16 for some integer c } . Prove or disprove each of the following statements. a. A ⊆ B b. B ⊆ A c. B = C
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Let A = { x ∈ Z | x = 6 a + 4 for some integer a } , B = { y ∈ Z | y = 18 b − 2 for some integer b } , and C = { z ∈ Z | z = 18 c + 16 for some integer c } . Prove or disprove each of the following statements. a. A ⊆ B b. B ⊆ A c. B = C

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Let   A = { x ∈ Z | x = 6 a + 4   for   some integer  a } , B = { y ∈ Z | y = 18 b − 2   for   some integer  b } ,   and C =   { z ∈ Z | z = 18 c + 16   for   some integer  c } .

Prove or disprove each of the following statements.

a. A ⊆ B

b. B ⊆ A

c. B = C

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