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Which of the following statement is correct?

A is subset of B
B is subset of A
U is subset of A and B
A and B are subsets of U

hint Hint:

Universal set contains all elements. For the above diagram, A and B do not intersect with each other.

The correct answer is: A and B are subsets of U

A and B are subsets of U

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