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Answer on Question #76358 – Math – Discrete Mathematics
Question
Prove that for all sets A and B:
A⊆B⇔A∪B=BSolution
1) A⊆B⇒A∪B=B.
Assume that A⊆B⇒A∪B=B . As all elements from B are contained in A∪B , there exists x , such as {x∈A∪Bx∈/B . Consequently {x∈Ax∈/B . But using that fact and A⊆B one gets a contradiction. Thus, A⊆B⇒A∪B=B holds true.
2) A⊆B⇐A∪B=B . If not, there exists an element x from A that isn't contained in B . Consequently x∈A∪B which is equal to B and it comes to contradiction.
Thus, A⊆B⇐A∪B=B holds true.
It follows from 1) and 2) that A⊆B⇔A∪B=B .