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Are the sets {Luke, Matthew} and {John} collectively exhaustive?

Are the sets {Luke, Matthew} and {John} collectively exhaustive? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "No, because the sets are not collectively exhaustive; Mark is missing."

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  • The sets are not collectively exhaustive.
  • Therefore, the answer is no.
  • Mark is missing from the sets.
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Are the sets {Luke, Matthew} and {John} collectively exhaustive?

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"No, because the sets are not collectively exhaustive; Mark is missing."

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