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How many different students are there in the two clubs together, and who are they?
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How many different students are there in the two clubs together, and who are they?
The two clubs are kept as sets:
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The union A | B gives everything in either set, with no repeats.
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The union cricket | chess keeps every name once: ['Asha', 'Kabir', 'Meera', 'Ravi'].
There are 4 students. (Three in each club makes six names, but Ravi and Meera are counted in both, so we count them once: .)
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