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Let ZN be the set of non-negative integers, ZP be the set of non-positive integers, Z the set of integers, E the set of even integers and P the set of prime numbers. Then, 

(a) E ∩ P = φ

(b) ZN ∩ ZP = φ

(c) Z – ZN = ZP

(d) ZN Δ ZP = Z – {0}

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Correct option is (d) ZN Δ ZP = Z – {0}

Zn​ → Set of non-negative integers.

Zp​ → Set of non positive integers.

Z → Set of integers.

E → Set of even integers.

P → Set of prime numbers.

E ∩ P = {2}

Zn ​∩ Zp​ = {0}

Z − Zn ​= Zp​ and {0}

Zn​ Δ Zp​ = (Zn​ ∪ Zp​) − (Zn​ ∩ Zp​)

= Z − {0}

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