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Q. Let f be a function from A to B. Let S and T be subsets
of B. Show that
a) f−1(S ∪ T ) = f−1(S) ∪ f−1(T ).
b) f−1(S ∩ T ) = f−1(S) ∩ f−1(T ).

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