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Let I be set of integers, N = the set of non-negative integers, Np =the set of non-positive integers. Then

the sets A and B satisfying A  B =  are

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a
A = I ~ Np, B = N ~ Np
b
A = I ~ N, B = I ~ Np
c
A = N ∆ Np, B = I ~ Np
d
A=N ∆ Np,B=(I~ N) ∪ 0
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Correct option is B

I~ N={…–3,–2,–1}, I~ Np={1,2,3…}, N~Np={1,2,…},NΔNp=N~Np∪Np~N={0,1,2,…}(I~N)∪{0}={…,−3,−2,−1,0}The disjoint sets are I ~ N and  I ~ Np.

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