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Let and . Then the number of elements in the set is .
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We need to count all subsets such that
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First identify the elements of that are actually relevant for subsets of .
Given:
Since , the intersection can only involve elements common to both and . So,
Thus the condition means:
- subset must contain at least one of .
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Total number of subsets of :
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Count subsets of that contain none of .
If contains none of these three elements, then can only be formed from
Number of such subsets:
- Therefore, required number of subsets is
So the number of elements in is
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