Sets Definitions of Terms GMAT Math Online by Whitman Randolph
Disjoint Math Definition. In set theory, two sets are called disjoint if the intersection is the empty set or null set.
In set theory, two sets are called disjoint if the intersection is the empty set or null set.
In set theory, two sets are called disjoint if the intersection is the empty set or null set. In set theory, two sets are called disjoint if the intersection is the empty set or null set.
