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22 find a b for the sets a x n x 5 and b x n x is even
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22. Find A∩B for the sets A={x∈N∣x<5} and B={x∈N∣x is even}
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Answer to a math question 22. Find A∩B for the sets A={x∈N∣x<5} and B={x∈N∣x is even}
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A \cap B = \{2, 4\}
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