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Set Theory - Laws of Algebra of Sets : If 'B is subset of A' prove that for any set C both 'B union C is subset of A union C' and 'B intersection C is subset of A intersection C'.
If 'B is subset of A' prove that for any set C both 'B union C is subset of A union C' and 'B intersection C is subset of A intersection C'.
It is proven if 'B is subset of A' that for any set C both 'B union C is subset of A union C' and 'B intersection C is subset of A intersection C'. The solution is detailed and well presented.
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