The process of determining the union of number sets is essentially about amalgamating all distinct elements from each set. Duplicate numbers that show up in both sets are counted just once in the union. This principle is a cornerstone of set theory and is frequently illustrated using a Venn diagram.
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| None | Find the union of the following number sets: Set … | To find the union of two sets, we combine all the elements of both sets. Duplicates are only counte… |