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Rule of subtraction
(
∣
A
∖
B
∣
=
∣
A
∣
−
∣
A
∩
B
∣
)
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For
finite sets
, removing the elements of
B
from
A
leaves
∣
A
∣
−
∣
A
∩
B
∣
elements. Indeed
A
is the
disjoint
union of
A
∖
B
and
A
∩
B
, so the
rule of sum
proves the
formula
. If
B
⊆
A
, it reduces to
∣
A
∖
B
∣
=
∣
A
∣
−
∣
B
∣
.
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