Methods

Proofs

Equation form expr-0610c330021c16da

ABA \nsubseteq B

Read as: set A is not a subset of set B

Means: set A is not a subset of set B

Equation form expr-0928828231e90719

aAa \in A

Read as: object a is an element of set A

Means: object a is an element of set A

Equation form expr-0a32f6fa082ebbbb

A\notin A

Read as: is not an element of set A

Means: is not an element of set A

Equation form expr-0f621dac4808c818

(AC)(A \cup C)

Read as: the union of set A and set C

Means: the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-13d2b4891a10300d

BAB \nsubseteq A

Read as: set B is not a subset of set A

Means: set B is not a subset of set A

Equation form expr-148de9c5a7a44d19

pp

Read as: claim p

Means: claim p

Equation form expr-174d03e08e4f287f

BCB \cap C

Read as: the intersection of set B and set C

Means: the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-181dc47425f7c51c

A=A = \emptyset

Read as: set A equals the empty set

Means: set A equals the empty set

Equation form expr-1a696505110aab60

xEx \in E

Read as: x is an element of set E

Means: x is an element of set E

Equation form expr-1b16b1df538ba12d

nn

Read as: n

Means: n

Equation form expr-1b1836e594a40c71

AB={z:zA or zB}A \cup B = \Setabs{z}{z \in A \text{ or } z \in B}

Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Means: the union of set A and set B equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Equation form expr-1c0b47c80ad95a2d

zA(AB)z \in A \cup (A \cap B)

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-1db3560c1864169e

BCDEB \cup C \subseteq D \cup E

Read as: the union of set B and set C is a subset of the union of set D and set E

Means: the union of set B and set C is a subset of the union of set D and set E

Equation form expr-1e05c28e5f477db7

\dots

Read as: the indicated omitted material

Means: the indicated omitted material

Equation form expr-203ce1cfcfb872f6

z(AB)(AC)z \in (A \cup B) \cap (A \cup C)

Read as: z is an element of the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Means: z is an element of the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-20a32376e8cd2e14

z(AC)z \in (A \cup C)

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set C

Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-2225b5a8bdecda32

xAx \in A

Read as: x is an element of set A

Means: x is an element of set A

Equation form expr-22d9305dc102f71a

ABA \neq B

Read as: set A is not equal to set B

Means: set A is not equal to set B

Equation form expr-22fead9d1dccca24

D\in D

Read as: is an element of set D

Means: is an element of set D

Equation form expr-23a33c3db967907b

yABy \notin A \cap B

Read as: y is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Means: y is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-25277529a2746582

z(CA)z \in (C \setminus A)

Read as: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A

Means: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-252f10c83610ebca

ff

Read as: function f

Means: function f

Equation form expr-25d2673cb29ac282

xDEx \in D \cup E

Read as: x is an element of the union of set D and set E

Means: x is an element of the union of set D and set E

Equation form expr-273896cb6602ea87

BDB \subseteq D

Read as: set B is a subset of set D

Means: set B is a subset of set D

Equation form expr-29b816495b58c98e

xABx \notin A \cap B

Read as: x is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Means: x is not an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-2c894d591039bb4f

x\dots x\dots

Read as: the indicated condition involving x

Means: the indicated condition involving x

Equation form expr-2d711642b726b044

xx

Read as: x

Means: x

Equation form expr-2f71310eec649bdf

ABAA \cap B \subseteq A

Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A

Means: the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A

Equation form expr-346a39b2b468c802

BCB \subseteq C

Read as: set B is a subset of set C

Means: set B is a subset of set C

Equation form expr-36f98a2c2bcb533e

AB\notin A \cup B

Read as: is not an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: is not an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-380918b946a52664

==

Read as: set equality

Means: set equality

Equation form expr-39c3d5a5ec4b06af

\subseteq

Read as: the subset relation

Means: the subset relation

Equation form expr-3b2591dd01df745a

xBx \in B

Read as: x is an element of set B

Means: x is an element of set B

Equation form expr-3bf49562bab93a8f

xx \notin \emptyset

Read as: x is not an element of the empty set

Means: x is not an element of the empty set

Equation form expr-3e8742bab25ce79a

(AB)(AC)(A \cup B) \cap (A \cup C)

Read as: the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Means: the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-3f39d5c348e5b79d

DD

Read as: set D

Means: set D

Equation form expr-43cf364b9f23ce80

B=B = \emptyset

Read as: set B equals the empty set

Means: set B equals the empty set

Equation form expr-44a2b8ce148519ee

zBz \in B

Read as: z is an element of set B

Means: z is an element of set B

Equation form expr-44da5aaa33fc4ed0

aABa \in A \cup B

Read as: object a is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: object a is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-450771c906de519d

x{x}x \in \{x\}

Read as: x is an element of the singleton set containing x

Means: x is an element of the singleton set containing x

Equation form expr-452e011a23d6de33

A(BC)=(AB)(AC)A \cup (B \cap C) = (A \cup B) \cap (A \cup C)

Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the intersection of the union of set A and set B with the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-454349e422f05297

rr

Read as: claim r

Means: claim r

Equation form expr-46b57457636c794c

ACA \subseteq C

Read as: set A is a subset of set C

Means: set A is a subset of set C

Equation form expr-4794277b410dfc51

¬p\lnot p

Read as: not claim p

Means: not claim p

Equation form expr-4ae81572f06e1b88

QQ

Read as: property Q

Means: property Q

Equation form expr-4aeda343ddc6974e

AABA \nsubseteq A \cup B

Read as: set A is not a subset of the union of set A and set B

Means: set A is not a subset of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-50788c6175741372

xABx \in A \cap B

Read as: x is an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Means: x is an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-5112b355a17766ce

CAC \setminus A

Read as: the difference of set C and set A

Means: the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-515ee3cf005cdd7b

zCz \in C

Read as: z is an element of set C

Means: z is an element of set C

Equation form expr-51cb77c99a583836

zABz \in A \cup B

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-530efeb0756de186

C\in C

Read as: is an element of set C

Means: is an element of set C

Equation form expr-53818f06006fd0f8

A(CA)=CA \cup (C \setminus A) = C

Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A equals set C

Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A equals set C

Equation form expr-559aead08264d579

AA

Read as: A

Means: A

Equation form expr-583e90eb7865276c

BAB \subseteq A

Read as: set B is a subset of set A

Means: set B is a subset of set A

Equation form expr-58fd0b552cc34cc3

yAy \notin A

Read as: y is not an element of set A

Means: y is not an element of set A

Equation form expr-594e519ae499312b

zz

Read as: z

Means: z

Equation form expr-5c62e091b8c0565f

PP

Read as: property P

Means: property P

Equation form expr-5d64b261340f62c7

zA(BC)z \in A \cup (B \cap C)

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C

Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-5ee96a782f0a9fd3

A=BA = B

Read as: set A equals set B

Means: set A equals set B

Equation form expr-606251e5525c947b

ACA \nsubseteq C

Read as: set A is not a subset of set C

Means: set A is not a subset of set C

Equation form expr-61f397eb2c3448c9

{z:zA or zB}\Setabs{z}{z \in A \text{ or } z \in B}

Read as: the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Means: the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Equation form expr-68c0df64471a7f09

ABA \cup B

Read as: the union of set A and set B

Means: the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-6ad135453b9a4627

zBCz \in B \cap C

Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Means: z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-6b23c0d5f35d1b11

CC

Read as: set C

Means: set C

Equation form expr-718e1fca6ad235c6

xCx \notin C

Read as: x is not an element of set C

Means: x is not an element of set C

Equation form expr-72cab995fd205b7a

xx \in \emptyset

Read as: x is an element of the empty set

Means: x is an element of the empty set

Equation form expr-76eada202f49d57f

ACA \cup C

Read as: the union of set A and set C

Means: the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-78541daf3e949c7a

\in \emptyset

Read as: is an element of the empty set

Means: is an element of the empty set

Equation form expr-795a720997b72208

\cap

Read as: intersection

Means: intersection

Equation form expr-7a0ed2d2532fbfb0

AB=ABA \cap B = A \cup B

Read as: the intersection of set A and set B equals the union of set A and set B

Means: the intersection of set A and set B equals the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-7c1a695adc01ea28

CEC \subseteq E

Read as: set C is a subset of set E

Means: set C is a subset of set E

Equation form expr-7c53fca3481f18da

xCx \in C

Read as: x is an element of set C

Means: x is an element of set C

Equation form expr-7d2d295cd8fd0e95

yBy \in B

Read as: y is an element of set B

Means: y is an element of set B

Equation form expr-803d5acbee01ad99

x{z:zA or zB}x \in \Setabs{z}{z \in A \text{ or } z \in B}

Read as: x is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Means: x is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of set B

Equation form expr-81346791dbd94e64

xDx \in D

Read as: x is an element of set D

Means: x is an element of set D

Equation form expr-81662596ff787b0e

zA(CA)z \in A \cup (C \setminus A)

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Means: z is an element of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-822b488cc527e9ff

¬q\lnot q

Read as: not claim q

Means: not claim q

Equation form expr-8238c028f61fc0f7

A!A

Read as: formula A

Means: formula A

Equation form expr-836a4c57db7fd2c8

AB=BAA \cup B = B \cup A

Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the union of set B and set A

Means: the union of set A and set B equals the union of set B and set A

Equation form expr-865eaeacbe9bbe8b

xABx \in A \cup B

Read as: x is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: x is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-8ae5fbd5926a724f

B\notin B

Read as: is not an element of set B

Means: is not an element of set B

Equation form expr-8d2cacefc75ba038

\emptyset

Read as: the empty set

Means: the empty set

Equation form expr-8d346a767c794d52

AA(AB)A \subseteq A \cap (A \cup B)

Read as: set A is a subset of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B

Means: set A is a subset of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-8dff38d220df5b85

xBCx \in B \cup C

Read as: x is an element of the union of set B and set C

Means: x is an element of the union of set B and set C

Equation form expr-8e35c2cd3bf6641b

qq

Read as: claim q

Means: claim q

Equation form expr-8e85f8f2d1232fc4

CA(CA)C \subseteq A \cup (C \setminus A)

Read as: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Means: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-8f0c67897faf0f98

BAB \cup A

Read as: the union of set B and set A

Means: the union of set B and set A

Equation form expr-9179efb1240ee176

ABABA \cap B \neq A \cup B

Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the union of set A and set B

Means: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-94232b703f817ac6

A(CA)A \cup (C \setminus A)

Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-9709cb9a8accca34

AB\in A \cup B

Read as: is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-9ece59fffb36197d

C\notin C

Read as: is not an element of set C

Means: is not an element of set C

Equation form expr-a107d8bed4ed6919

A(CA)CA \cup (C \setminus A) \subseteq C

Read as: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A is a subset of set C

Means: the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A is a subset of set C

Equation form expr-a1fce4363854ff88

yy

Read as: y

Means: y

Equation form expr-a5b6b3bcc1013ab6

A(BC)A \cup (B \cap C)

Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C

Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-a7cef6e93d3a33ef

yABy \in A \cup B

Read as: y is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: y is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-a9b9a05aefaee72b

AA \neq \emptyset

Read as: set A is not equal to the empty set

Means: set A is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-a9f51566bd6705f7

EE

Read as: set E

Means: set E

Equation form expr-ab8b034ba394de6d

zABz \in A \cap B

Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-acbf8a92ff994b13

ABA \cup B \neq \emptyset

Read as: the union of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set

Means: the union of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-ad753a89977a287e

A(AB)AA \cap (A \cup B) \subseteq A

Read as: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B is a subset of set A

Means: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B is a subset of set A

Equation form expr-aea71cbfc818e6c4

{x}\{x\}

Read as: the singleton set containing x

Means: the singleton set containing x

Equation form expr-b277b7f59890a839

ABA \cap B

Read as: the intersection of set A and set B

Means: the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-b2fbf7e2d2108677

ABA \cap B \neq \emptyset

Read as: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set

Means: the intersection of set A and set B is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-ba1c0f0d20ecfc8b

E\in E

Read as: is an element of set E

Means: is an element of set E

Equation form expr-ba7f025e4b9d6797

z(AB)z \in (A \cup B)

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-bb6b532d3fce7e11

{x:xB or xC}\Setabs{x}{x \in B \text{ or } x \in C}

Read as: the set of all x such that x is an element of set B or x is an element of set C

Means: the set of all x such that x is an element of set B or x is an element of set C

Equation form expr-bc4c1c1f92cd0fce

C(A(CA))C \subseteq (A \cup (C \setminus A))

Read as: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Means: set C is a subset of the union of set A with the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-bf32dfb622982985

A(BC)={z:zA or zBC}A \cup (B \cap C) = \Setabs{z}{z \in A \text{ or } z \in B \cap C}

Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set B and set C equals the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-c1dd2383ee29783a

ABA \subseteq B

Read as: set A is a subset of set B

Means: set A is a subset of set B

Equation form expr-c37b76b8dd5756ef

AABA \subseteq A \cup B

Read as: set A is a subset of the union of set A and set B

Means: set A is a subset of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-c3d66e58e97b248f

AB=ABA \cup B = A \cap B

Read as: the union of set A and set B equals the intersection of set A and set B

Means: the union of set A and set B equals the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-c898dc65c7570cd6

x\dots x \dots

Read as: the indicated condition involving x

Means: the indicated condition involving x

Equation form expr-c8be3a5a4e7422b0

zABz \in A \cup B

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-ca978112ca1bbdca

aa

Read as: object a

Means: object a

Equation form expr-cbbba670a3f47b53

ΓA\Gamma \Proves !A

Read as: Gamma proves formula A

Means: Gamma proves formula A

Equation form expr-ccb1488d56c77d49

zA(AB)z \in A \cap (A \cup B)

Read as: z is an element of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B

Means: z is an element of the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-cfe683e53df50f6f

A\in A

Read as: is an element of set A

Means: is an element of set A

Equation form expr-d07113a87d2fa4fa

¬¬p\lnot\lnot p

Read as: not not claim p

Means: not not claim p

Equation form expr-d2ecc6688baa55b4

\cup

Read as: union

Means: union

Equation form expr-d3426f0ba71b71db

BB \neq \emptyset

Read as: set B is not equal to the empty set

Means: set B is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-d48c363fa4e9a6a6

A={x}A = \{x\}

Read as: set A equals the singleton set containing x

Means: set A equals the singleton set containing x

Equation form expr-d49351bb36db3c00

A(AB)=AA \cap (A \cup B) = A

Read as: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B equals set A

Means: the intersection of set A with the union of set A and set B equals set A

Equation form expr-d61252d38c5eba2f

BC!B \lif !C

Read as: formula B implies formula C

Means: formula B implies formula C

Equation form expr-d71c8ecc67edcac1

zAz \in A

Read as: z is an element of set A

Means: z is an element of set A

Equation form expr-d7e39bf617e5eabb

z{z:zA or zBC}z \in \Setabs{z}{z \in A \text{ or } z \in B \cap C}

Read as: z is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Means: z is an element of the set of all z such that z is an element of set A or z is an element of the intersection of set B and set C

Equation form expr-d9e9e8fe4e8ee5b7

x{z:z}x \in \Setabs{z}{\dots z\dots}

Read as: x is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Means: x is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Equation form expr-dbcdf113bbc82c27

z{z:z}z \in \Setabs{z}{\dots z\dots}

Read as: z is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Means: z is an element of the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Equation form expr-de9e04577c4e8823

(AB)(A \cup B)

Read as: the union of set A and set B

Means: the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-df7e70e5021544f4

BB

Read as: set B

Means: set B

Equation form expr-e0c61f3ebb6757cf

xBx \notin B

Read as: x is not an element of set B

Means: x is not an element of set B

Equation form expr-e0fd0cc227d96578

D=ED = E

Read as: set D equals set E

Means: set D equals set E

Equation form expr-e332939704d8c108

A(AB)\in A \cup (A \cap B)

Read as: is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B

Means: is an element of the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B

Equation form expr-e50ed6ba575d1aa3

zCAz \in C \setminus A

Read as: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A

Means: z is an element of the difference of set C and set A

Equation form expr-e54bd061485c646e

BCB \cup C

Read as: the union of set B and set C

Means: the union of set B and set C

Equation form expr-e684c4cea1d2fb04

xx \neq \emptyset

Read as: x is not equal to the empty set

Means: x is not equal to the empty set

Equation form expr-e7574e020a9d1649

A(AB)=AA \cup (A \cap B) = A

Read as: the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B equals set A

Means: the union of set A with the intersection of set A and set B equals set A

Equation form expr-eaf1a7a9a0e437c8

zACz \in A \cup C

Read as: z is an element of the union of set A and set C

Means: z is an element of the union of set A and set C

Equation form expr-ef992dde124293fd

zAz \notin A

Read as: z is not an element of set A

Means: z is not an element of set A

Equation form expr-f41383ff68321b1e

{z:z}\Setabs{z}{\dots z \dots}

Read as: the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Means: the set of all z satisfying the indicated condition involving z

Equation form expr-f96891c9879a9014

x{x:xAxB}x \in \Setabs{x}{x \in A \lor x \in B}

Read as: x is an element of the set of all x such that x is an element of set A or x is an element of set B

Means: x is an element of the set of all x such that x is an element of set A or x is an element of set B

Equation form expr-fd7d66765960defc

xABx \notin A \cup B

Read as: x is not an element of the union of set A and set B

Means: x is not an element of the union of set A and set B

Equation form expr-feccce16c939a1ff

\notin \emptyset

Read as: is not an element of the empty set

Means: is not an element of the empty set

Commutativity of set union

For any sets A and B, the union of A with B equals the union of B with A. This proposition is the chapter's first example of unpacking a definition.

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Definition of identical sets

Sets A and B are identical if and only if every element of A is an element of B and every element of B is an element of A. The definition explicitly calls the second direction vice versa.

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Set-union commutativity with equality unpacked

For any sets A and B, first prove that every x in A or B is in B or A, and second prove the converse direction. This restates the union-commutativity proposition after unpacking set equality and union membership.

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Exercise unpacking a nonempty intersection

Restate the claim that the intersection of A and B is not empty without using the intersection symbol, the equality sign, or the empty-set symbol. The source poses the exercise without a solution.

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Every set is contained in its union with another set

For all sets A and B, set A is a subset of the union of A and B. The following source proof chooses an arbitrary element of A and applies the definitions of subset and union.

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Union preserves two subset assumptions

If set B is a subset of set D and set C is a subset of set E, then the union of B and C is a subset of the union of D and E. The source proves this universal claim by cases.

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A nonempty subset containing a given element

If x is an element of set B, then there is a set A that is a subset of B and is not empty. The proof constructs A as the singleton containing x and verifies both required properties.

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A union with a nonempty set is nonempty

If set A is not empty, then the union of A and B is not empty. The proof names one element of A, observes that it belongs to the union, and then removes dependence on that chosen name.

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Distributivity of union over intersection

For any sets A, B, and C, the union of A with the intersection of B and C equals the intersection of the union of A and B with the union of A and C. The long source proof establishes both inclusions through nested proofs by cases.

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A set split into a subset and its relative difference

If set A is a subset of set C, then the union of A with the difference of C and A equals C. The source proves both inclusions and uses excluded middle for whether an arbitrary element of C belongs to A.

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A subset of the empty set has no elements

If set A is a subset of set B and B is the empty set, then A has no elements. The source proves the negative conclusion by assuming an element of A and deriving that it belongs to the empty set.

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Indirect proof of inclusion in a union

Set A is a subset of the union of A and B. The source gives an indirect proof by assuming a counterexample element and deriving that the same element both belongs and does not belong to the union.

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Exercise on an indirect intersection proof

Prove indirectly that the intersection of set A and set B is a subset of set A. The source supplies no proof, so the exercise remains unsolved.

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Transitivity of the subset relation

If set A is a subset of set B and set B is a subset of set C, then set A is a subset of set C. The source proves this indirectly from a hypothetical element of A that is not in C.

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Equal union and intersection force equal sets

If the union of set A and set B equals their intersection, then A equals B. The source assumes the sets differ, separates the two possible failed inclusions, and derives a contradiction in each case.

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Absorption law for intersection and union

For all sets A and B, the intersection of A with the union of A and B equals A. The printed proof is intentionally condensed; the surrounding section explains its two inclusion directions in detail.

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Exercise expanding a condensed absorption proof

Expand the supplied short proof that the union of A with the intersection of A and B equals A. Name every inference pattern, justify every step from earlier assumptions or claims, and identify each definition used. The short proof is source material to expand, not a supplied solution.

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Book of Proof (external resource; internet required)

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Mathematical Reasoning (external resource; internet required)

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“How to write proofs” (external resource; internet required)

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(Eugenia Cheng, 2004)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZXsQAXx_ao0 (external resource; internet required)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BQ4yd2W50No (external resource; internet required)

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=StTqXEQ2l-Y (external resource; internet required)

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