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Prove that for any sets A and B, A is a subset of A union B.
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4 stepsState the property to be proven.
We want to prove that for any set and set , is a subset of . This is written as .
Assume an arbitrary element is in set .
Let be an arbitrary element such that .
Apply the definition of set union.
The definition of set union states that an element belongs to if it belongs to or it belongs to .
Since we assumed , the condition " or " is true.
Therefore, .Conclude the subset relationship.
Since every element that belongs to also belongs to , by the definition of a subset, we can conclude that .
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