Q. Let D={−6,−2,1,5,6,11} and E={−6,−2,1,4,5,11}. What is D∩E?Choices:(A) {−6,−2,1,5,11}(B) {−6,−2,1,4,5,6,11}(C) {−6,1,4,5}(D) {−6,5}
Understand Intersection Definition: Understand what D∩E represents.The intersection of two sets, D∩E, includes all the elements that are common to both sets D and E.
List Elements of D and E: List the elements of set D and set E.D={−6,−2,1,5,6,11}E={−6,−2,1,4,5,11}
Identify Common Elements: Identify the common elements in both sets.The common elements in both sets are: −6, −2, 1, 5, and 11.
Write Intersection of D and E: Write down the intersection of D and E.D∩E={−6,−2,1,5,11}
Match with Choices: Match the result with the given choices.The correct choice that matches our result is (A)−6,−2,1,5,11.
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