The difference of sets and is the set of all elements which are in , but not in .
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Tamil Nadu Board Solutions for Chapter: Set Language, Exercise 21: Exercise
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Tamil Nadu Board Mathematics Solutions for Exercise - Tamil Nadu Board Solutions for Chapter: Set Language, Exercise 21: Exercise
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Questions from Tamil Nadu Board Solutions for Chapter: Set Language, Exercise 21: Exercise with Hints & Solutions
In a city, people like only one fruit, people like only two fruits, people like all the three fruits. Then, the percentage of people who do not like any one of the three fruits is