Additive Properties Of Measurable Set for Difference Two Measurable Set
Keywords:
Aditif, Meaurable, difference two measurable setAbstract
This paper will carry out the problem from [7] to be related difference of two measurable set. The problem is to prove the theorem if A and B are measurable sets such that and then m( A – B) = m(A) – m(B). theorem proving is done through the study of properties measurable set.
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