Answer: {6, 11, 15}
Explanation:
The Ø means "empty set". It's the set with nothing inside it, not even 0.
We can write Ø as { } which is a pair of curly braces with nothing between them.
The rule is that if we union any set A with Ø, then we'll get set A
A U Ø = A
Ø U A = A
In a sense, it's analogous to adding 0. So it's like saying A+0 = A and 0+A = A.
So that's why {6, 11, 15} U Ø = {6, 11, 15}
There's nothing to add onto the set {6, 11, 15}, so we just get the same thing back again.
