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It is given that let a and b be subsets of some universal set u.
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So we have to prove a minus a intersection b c is equal to a intersection b.
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Here first we have to prove a minus a intersection b to the power c is a subset of a intersection b.
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Let x in a minus a intersection b to the power c be arbitrary.
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So we have x in a but x not in a intersection b to the power c.
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So x in a and x in a to the a intersection b to the power c to the power c.
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So x in a and x in a to the power c union b to the power c to the power c.
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This is by de morgan's law.
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So we have x in a and x in a to the power c or x in b to the power c to the power c.
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But since x in a it cannot be in a to the power c.
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That is x not in a to the power c.
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Hence we have x in a and x in b to the power c to the power c.
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So x in a and x in b...