The intersection of a and B consists of all elements belonging to a and B For "a ∩ B = {x | x ∈ a, and X belongs to B}, we can not only think that any element of a ∩ B is the common element of a and B, but also that the common elements of a and B belong to a ∩ B, which is the meaning of" all "in the text definition, not" part "of the common element, Be clear and easy to understand, When the common elements of a and B are not in a ∩ B? What do you say···

The intersection of a and B consists of all elements belonging to a and B For "a ∩ B = {x | x ∈ a, and X belongs to B}, we can not only think that any element of a ∩ B is the common element of a and B, but also that the common elements of a and B belong to a ∩ B, which is the meaning of" all "in the text definition, not" part "of the common element, Be clear and easy to understand, When the common elements of a and B are not in a ∩ B? What do you say···

This means that if only any element of a ∩ B is considered to be the common element of a and B, then there may be the case that the common element of a and B is not in a ∩ B, and a ∩ B must be the set of all the common elements of a and B, all the common elements of a and B must be in a ∩ B, and all the elements in a ∩ B must be the common elements of a and B, which are equivalent
The common elements of a and B must be in a ∩ B, which is the definition of intersection