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Set identities

We now consider the basic set identities that relate the various set operations.

The sets A, B, C below are subsets of a universal set U.

Identity Laws

Aβˆͺβˆ…=A,A∩U=A

Domination Laws

AβˆͺU=U,Aβˆ©βˆ…=βˆ…

Idempotent Laws

AβˆͺA=A,A∩A=A

Complement Laws

AβˆͺAc=U,A∩Ac=βˆ…

Double Complement Law

(Ac)c=A

Commutative Laws

AβˆͺB=BβˆͺA,A∩B=B∩A

Associative Laws

Aβˆͺ(BβˆͺC)=(AβˆͺB)βˆͺC,A∩(B∩C)=(A∩B)∩C

Distributive Laws

Aβˆͺ(B∩C)=(AβˆͺB)∩(AβˆͺC),A∩(BβˆͺC)=(A∩B)βˆͺ(A∩C)

De Morgan's Laws

(AβˆͺB)c=Ac∩Bc,(A∩B)c=AcβˆͺBc

Absorption Laws

Aβˆͺ(A∩B)=A,A∩(AβˆͺB)=A

Complements of U and βˆ…

Uc=βˆ…,βˆ…c=U

Set Difference Law

Aβˆ–B=A∩Bc


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