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Question Video: Performing Operations on Sets Using Venn Diagrams

Using the Venn diagram, find 𝑋 ∩ 𝑌 bar.

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Using the Venn diagram, find the intersection of 𝑋 and 𝑌 bar.

Let’s begin by defining some of the notation in this question. The little 𝑛 symbol means the intersection or and. We’re trying to find the set of values that are in 𝑋 and in 𝑌 bar. 𝑌 bar, sometimes written 𝑌 prime, means the complement of 𝑌. This is all the values that are not in set 𝑌.

The values in set 𝑋 are two, four, five, and seven. The values in set 𝑌 are four, five, six, and nine. This means that the set of values not in 𝑌 are one, two, three, seven, and eight. This is the complement of 𝑌.

We need the set of values that are in 𝑋 and in the complement of 𝑌. Only two numbers appear in both sets, two and seven. The intersection of 𝑋 and 𝑌 bar is two and seven. These are the values that are in set 𝑋 and also not in set 𝑌.

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