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Consider the sets $X$ and $Y$ of $X = \{ $ Ram , Geeta, Akbar $\} $ and $Y = \{ $ Geeta, David, Ashok $\} $ Find $X \cap Y$
We see that element $"Geeta''$ is the only element common to both. Hence, $X \cap Y = \{ $ Geeta $\} $
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