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Could someone help me with the questions in the screenshots? I don't know if my answers are correct.
Additionally, If A and B are sets and A∪B=A∩B, I know it means A=B. However, would it also imply A and B are proper subsets of each other?
 

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Could someone help me with the questions in the screenshots? I don't know if my answers are correct.
Additionally, If A and B are sets and A∪B=A∩B, I know it means A=B. However, would it also imply A and B are proper subsets of each other?
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If A and B are sets and A∪B=A∩B, I know it means A=B. However, would it also imply A and B are proper subsets of each other?
The answer to that depends upon your definition of proper subset.
In most treatments we read that set \(A\) is a subset of itself but not a proper subset. See here.
 
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