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Let G={9,9}G = \{-9, 9\} and H={10,9}H = \{-10, -9\}. What is GHG \cap H?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) {10}\{-10\}\newline(B) {9}\{-9\}\newline(C) {10,9,9}\{-10, -9, 9\}\newline(D) {10,9}\{-10, 9\}

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Q. Let G={9,9}G = \{-9, 9\} and H={10,9}H = \{-10, -9\}. What is GHG \cap H?\newlineChoices:\newline(A) {10}\{-10\}\newline(B) {9}\{-9\}\newline(C) {10,9,9}\{-10, -9, 9\}\newline(D) {10,9}\{-10, 9\}
  1. Define Intersection of Sets: The question prompt asks us to find the intersection of two sets GG and HH, which is denoted by GHG \cap H. The intersection of two sets is the set of elements that are common to both sets.
  2. List Elements of Sets: To find GHG \cap H, we list the elements of each set and identify any elements that appear in both sets. The set GG is given as \{ 9-9, 99 \}, and the set HH is given as \{ 10-10, 9-9 \}.
  3. Identify Common Elements: Comparing the elements of GG and HH, we see that the element 9-9 is present in both sets. The element 99 is only in set GG, and the element 10-10 is only in set HH.
  4. Find Intersection of G and H: Therefore, the intersection of sets GG and HH, GHG \cap H, is the set containing only the element that is in both GG and HH, which is {9}\{-9\}.

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