A taste of when there are no numbers in math @blackpenredpen
A taste of when there are no numbers in math  @blackpenredpen
Uploaded July 2025 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
The higher the math you get to, the less often you see numbers! Here's an example of a basic proof in Set Theory, the compliment of the intersection of A and B is the union of the compliment of A and the compliment of B. Enjoy!
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A taste of "when there are no numbers in math"

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