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Let A equals open curly brackets 1 comma blank 2 comma blank 3 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank B equals left curly bracket 2 comma blank 4 comma blank 6 right curly bracket. Then, the number of sets C such that A intersection B subset of or equal to C subset of or equal to A blank union B is

  1. 6  
  2. 9  
  3. 8  
  4. 10  

The correct answer is: 8


    A intersection B equals left curly bracket 2 comma blank 4 right curly bracket
    open curly brackets A intersection B close curly brackets subset of or equal to open curly brackets 1 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank open curly brackets 3 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank open curly brackets 6 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank open curly brackets 1 comma blank 3 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma
    open curly brackets 1 comma blank 6 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank open curly brackets 6 comma blank 3 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank open curly brackets 2 comma blank 4 close curly brackets comma blank left curly bracket 1 comma blank 3 comma blank 6 comma blank 2 comma blank 4 right curly bracket subset of or equal to A union B
    rightwards double arrow blank n open parentheses C close parentheses equals 8

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