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Let P={1,7,8}P = \{1, 7, 8\} and Q={10,7,8}Q = \{-10, 7, 8\}. What is PQP \cup Q?\newlineChoices:\newline(A){7}\{7\}\newline(B){7,8}\{7, 8\}\newline(C){10,1}\{-10, 1\}\newline(D){10,1,7,8}\{-10, 1, 7, 8\}

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Q. Let P={1,7,8}P = \{1, 7, 8\} and Q={10,7,8}Q = \{-10, 7, 8\}. What is PQP \cup Q?\newlineChoices:\newline(A){7}\{7\}\newline(B){7,8}\{7, 8\}\newline(C){10,1}\{-10, 1\}\newline(D){10,1,7,8}\{-10, 1, 7, 8\}
  1. Concept of Union: Understand the concept of union of sets. The union of two sets PP and QQ, denoted by PQP \cup Q, is the set of elements which are in PP, in QQ, or in both PP and QQ.
  2. Elements of Set P: List the elements of set PP.P={1,7,8}P = \{1, 7, 8\}
  3. Elements of Set Q: List the elements of set QQ. \newlineQ={10,7,8}Q = \{-10, 7, 8\}
  4. Combine Elements: Combine the elements of PP and QQ without repeating any elements to form the union.PQ={1,7,8,10}P \cup Q = \{1, 7, 8, -10\}Note that 77 and 88 are in both PP and QQ, but we list them only once.

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