How is the set "A union B" read in German? Is it "Die Vereinigung von A und B" or "A vereinigt mit B"?
(Also, is there some place that describes how mathematical expressions are read in German?)
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The "Vereinigungsmenge" is read as:
Consequently, the "Schnittmenge" is read as:
Wikipedia is indeed a great place to start, but I also suggest – in case you're interested in maths – to watch lectures on Youtube. I can really recommend, for example, the videos of Christian Spannagel.
Union ist Vereinigung. Wikipedia ist oft hilfreich, wenn es um Fachbegriffe geht, die ein normales Wörterbuch nicht aufführt. In diesem Fall https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Menge_%28Mathematik%29