Elementary Geometry for College Students (7th Edition)

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Chapter P - Preliminary Concepts - P.1 - Sets and Geometry - Exercises P.1 - Page 7: 34

Answer

Disjoint

Work Step by Step

We see that the number of values in set A AND set B is equal to the number of values in either set minus the number of values in set A minus the number of values in set B. Thus, we find: $$ 10-7-3=0$$ Thus, there are 0 values in both sets, so the sets are disjoint.
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