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For each of the following, give a specific example of sets that satisfy the stated conditions....

For each of the following, give a specific example of sets that satisfy the stated conditions.
(a) A and B are infinite and |B −A| = 3.
(b) A is infinite, U is infinite, and Ac is infinite. (c) A is infinite, U is infinite, and Ac is finite.

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