Sets I and H are defined as follows. I=(a,b,d) F= (b,h,k) Answer each part below. Write your answer in roster form or as . (a) Find the union of I and F . (b) Find the intersection of I and F .
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If an element is in either set I or set F, it will be in the union of these two sets. So, the union of I and F is (a, b, d, h, k). Show more…
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