Union and intersection of sets in roster form

If $$A$$ is a set of all $$(x,y)$$ which belong to $$\mathbb{R}\times\mathbb{R}$$ and $$x^2+y^2=1$$ while $$B$$ is a set of all $$(x,y)$$ which belong to $$\mathbb{R}\times\mathbb{R}$$ and $$x$$ and $$y$$ both are equal to or greater than $$-1$$ and equal to or less than $$1$$ then what are

$$A \cup B,$$ and $$A \cap B?$$

Remark : I use R² to denote " R cross R" ( the cartesian product of R by itself)

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A = { (x,y) belonging to R²| x²+y² = 1}

The set A is the circle of center (O,O) and of radius 1.

B = { (x,y) belonging to R²| x belongs to [-1; 1] and y belongs to [-1;1] }

The set B is the area enclosed in the parallel vertical lines x=1, x=-1, and the parallel horizontal lines y=-1 and y=1. I let you determine what is this area and in which figure it is enclosed.

A Union B = { (x,y) belonging to R²| x²+y² = 1 OR x and y belong to [-1; 1] }

A Union B is the set of all points ( x, y) that belong to the circle OR to the aforementionned area ( or to both of them). Remark : in the definition of " union" the " or" is the inclusive or ( inclusive disjunction).

A Inter B = { (x,y) belonging to R²| x²+y² = 1 AND x and y belong to [-1; 1] }

A Inter B is the set of points (x,y) that belong both to the circle and to the aforementionned area .

• Thanks for giving the solution – Girish chandra May 17 at 0:58