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Consider the statements A (is a subset of) A \ B, A (is a subset of) A (and) B and A (is a subset of) A (or) B, which may or may
not be true for all sets A and B. Which of the following is true?

(A) A (is a subset of) A\ B, A (is a subset of) A (and) B and A (is a subset of) A (or) B are all true for all sets A and B.

(B) A (is a subset of) A\ B and A (is a subset of) A (and) B are true for all sets A and B, but A (is a subset of) A (or) B is not.

(C) A (is a subset of) A\B and A (is a subset of) A(or)B are true for all sets A and B, but A A(and)B is not.

(D) A (is a subset of) A\B is true for all sets A and B, but A(is a subset of)A(and)B and A(is a subset of)A(or)B are not.

(E) A (is a subset of) A(or)B and A(is a subset of)A(and)B are true for all sets A and B, but A(is a subset of)A\B is not.

(F) A (is a subset of) A(and)B is true for all sets A and B, but A (is a subset of) A\B and A A (or) B are not.

(G) A (is a subset of) A (or) B is true for all sets A and B, but A(is a subset of) A\B and A (is a subset of) A (and) B are not.

sorry about some of the notation if you r not sure what one of them means just let me know

any help would be appreciated ( :

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