𝑷ᴜ𝑸 is the union of set 𝑷 and set 𝑸. For example, the union of set \(A\) and set \(B\) is written as \(A\)ᴜ\(B\). The union of set \(X\), set \(Y\) and set \(Z\) is written as \(X\)ᴜ\(Y\)ᴜ\(Z\).

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