Answer:
The common element in both the sets is empty set.
M ∩ N = { }
Step-by-step explanation:
We have given two sets:
M={ } , N={6,7,8,9,10}
We have given two sets, the intersection of M and N is the set that contains elements that belong to M and to N at the same time. In simple words M ∩ N means common elements in both M and N.
In the given question one set is empty set. Since the empty set is included in any set, it is also included in N although we don't see it. Therefore the common element in both the sets is empty set
Thus the answer is:
M ∩ N = { } ....
