Skip to main content

Examora

Fueling your entrance test success

0%

Q39. If Q and R are any sets, then Q − R is equal to:

Mathematics — NUST Mock 5 — Question 39 of 200

A. Q ∩ (Q − R)
B. Q − (Q ∪ R)
C. Q − (Q ∩ R)
D. Q ∪ (Q − R)

Practice more Mathematics MCQs for entrance exam preparation on Examora.io.

← Previous Question Next Question →

Synthesizing
Evaluation

Calibrating Academic Pathways

If Q and R are any sets, then Q − R is equal to: | Mathematics MCQ #39 | Examora | Examora