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The set $\left( {A \cup B \cup C} \right) \cap \left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right) \cap {C^\prime }$ is equal to?
A) $B \cap {C^\prime }$
B) $A \cap C$
C) ${B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }$
D) None of these

Answer
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Hint: In this problem we use union, intersection & complement concepts .We can solve this by Venn diagram.
Definition of union: The union of two sets A & B is a set containing all elements that are from A & B. It is denoted by
$A \cup B$
Definition of intersection: The intersection of two sets A & B; consist of all the elements that are both in A & B. Means the intersection is the common region between A & B. The intersection is denoted by \[A \cap B\].
Definition of complement: The complement of a set A is the set of all elements that are in the universal set U but are not in A. it is denoted by ${A^c}$.

Complete step-by-step answer:
1) First we will draw the Venn diagram of $\left( {A \cup B \cup C} \right)$
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So, we can see that this set contains all the forms A, B, C.
2) Next, we will draw a diagram of $\left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right)$
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By the definition of the complement, we can see in this set there are no any elements which are contained in B & C.
3) Here we will draw a diagram of ${C^\prime }$.
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This set contains all the elements in A & B except the elements which are in C.
Now, we have to find $\left( {A \cup B \cup C} \right) \cap \left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right) \cap {C^\prime }$
For that we will take the intersection of the above three diagrams. Means, we will consider the common region from these three diagrams.
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We get this above region. But it is same as $\left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right)$
Here, option C is same as $\left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right)$
Let us understand this by the venn diagram.
                  $\left( {A \cap {B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }} \right)$ ${B^\prime } \cap {C^\prime }$
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Hence, option C) is the correct answer.

Note: In this type of problems when multiple sets & terms are there, then we have to draw a diagram step by step. Then we will get the proper answer. Students should be perfect at the concept of union, intersection & complement.