Okay, let's try some example sets. I am assuming Ac is complement or anything not in A. I believe you write the elements of the set in braces. I'm a bit rusty at this, but I have done tons of math in my life.
B {all orange things}
A {all fruits}
B - A = all orange things except orange fruits
Ac {all non-fruits}
B intersection Ac = all orange things THAT are not fruits
Does all orange things except orange fruit = all orange things that are not fruit?
No: there is your answer :D. I hoped that helped! Let me know if you have any troubles with this logic.
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Okay, let's try some example sets. I am assuming Ac is complement or anything not in A. I believe you write the elements of the set in braces. I'm a bit rusty at this, but I have done tons of math in my life.
B {all orange things}
A {all fruits}
B - A = all orange things except orange fruits
Ac {all non-fruits}
B intersection Ac = all orange things THAT are not fruits
Does all orange things except orange fruit = all orange things that are not fruit?
No: there is your answer :D. I hoped that helped! Let me know if you have any troubles with this logic.