P and Q be two non-empty subsets of a set R, such that P is not a subset of Q. Then

Question

P and Q be two non-empty subsets of a set R, such that P is not a subset of Q. Then (A) P Q are disjoint (B) Q is subset of P (C) P Q' (the complement of Q) are non disjoint (D) P is a subset of the complement of Q

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Correct answer is (c) P Q' (the complement of Q) are non disjoint

Q. $P$ and $Q$ be two non-empty subsets of a set $R$ , such that $P$ is not a subset of $Q$ . Then

$P$ & $Q$ are disjoint

$Q$ is subset of $P$

$P$ & $Q$ ' (the complement of $Q$ ) are non disjoint

$P$ is a subset of the complement of $Q$

Correct answer is (c) $P$ & $Q$ ' (the complement of $Q$ ) are non disjoint

Q. P and Q be two non-empty subsets of a set R, such that P is not a subset of Q. Then

P & Q are disjoint

Q is subset of P

P & Q' (the complement of Q) are non disjoint

P is a subset of the complement of Q