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To prove that a set A ∪ B is a subset of a set X , you start with any element x in A ∪ B and consider the two cases and . You then show that in either case .

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To prove that a set A ∪ B is a subset of a set X, you start with any element x in A ∪ B and consider the two cases and . You then show that in either case .

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To prove, one set X is a subset of another set Y, you suppose that x is any element of X, and you show that x is an element of Y.

And if x∈A∪B, then x∈A  or  x∈B.

So to prove that a set A∪B is a subset of a set X, you suppose that x is any element of A∪B and you show that x is an element of X

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