; it is thus
the union of their differences in opposite orders.
Show that
.
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Sets and Functions : The symmetric difference of two sets.
The symmetric difference of two sets and , denoted by , is defined by ; it is thus the union of their differences in opposite orders. Show that A Δ B = B Δ A .
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