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Problem 1

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(A_{1} \cup A_{2}\) mean?

Problem 2

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(A_{1} \cap A_{2}\) mean?

Problem 3

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.Are \(A_{3}\) and \(A_{4}\) mutually exclusive?

Problem 4

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(A_{3} \cup B\) mean?

Problem 5

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(A_{3} \cap B\) mean?

Problem 6

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.Express \(C\) in terms of \(A_{1}, A_{2}, A_{3},\) and \(A_{4}\).

Problem 7

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.Express \(D\) in terms of \(B\) and \(C .\)

Problem 8

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(\bar{A}_{1}\) mean?

Problem 9

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal.What does \(\bar{A}_{2}\) mean?

Problem 11

Consider a family with a mother, father, and two children. Let \(A_{1}=\left\\{\text { mother has influenzal, } A_{2}=\\{ \text { father has influenzal, }\right.\) \(A_{3}=\left\\{\text { first child has influenzal, } A_{4}=\\{ \text { second child has influ- }\right.\) enzal, \(B=\) lat least one child has influenzal, \(C=\) lat least one parent has influenzal, and \(D=\\{\) at least one person in the family has influenzal. Represent \(\bar{D}\) in terms of \(B\) and \(C .\)

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