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Given three sets A, B, C. Which expression represents the elements that are in C, but not in A or B?

  • A.C - (a ∪ b)
  • B.(a ∪ b) - c
  • C.C ∩ (a ∪ b)
  • D.C - (a ∩ b)

Answer: A

We want elements that are in C and are not in A and not in B.

The set of elements in A or B is A ∪ B.

To find the elements in C that are not in this union, we perform a set difference.

The correct expression is C - (A ∪ B).

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