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Math 30 2 Unit 1 Lesson 3 Example 1 -
numbers that don't belong to p or q and we have two numbers here which belong to both so set p would contain them and student council or the yearbook committee how many students are doing anything 12 plus I'm gonna i'm tempted to cross out little m to keep this from being so cluttered but i'
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- numbers that don't belong to p or q and we have two numbers here which belong to both so set p would contain
- them and student council or the yearbook committee how many students are doing anything 12 plus
- I'm gonna i'm tempted to cross out little m to keep this from being so cluttered but i'
- One thing that's true in logic is that negatives cancel out just like they do in
- now they're just getting us used to where to mark things we're not doing any
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