There are two sets A and B. The range of set A is 7, and the range of set B is 13. If the two sets are combined and get a new set E, which cannot be the range of the set E?
Choose the correct option:
A) 8
B) B.11
C) C.14
D) D.17
E) E.21
Let Set A has 1,8 as elements   B has 1,14 as elements.. So Range for Combined set E becomes  14-1= 
<gadget id="calculator"> 14-1</gadget>
<output>13</output>
13   For range to be 14,   A= 1,8   B= 2,15 (Range=14)   For range to be 17   A=1,8   B= 5,18   For range to be 21:   A=1,8   B= 9 ,22   So we are left with A and B.   Now consider A has elements A= -1,-8 and Thus Range =-1-(-8)= 
<gadget id="calculator">-1-(-8)</gadget>
<output>7</output>
7   So for Range of combined set to be 11, B needs to have largest elementxso that x- (-8)=11 or x=3...But if x=3, the largest element in Combined Set then smallest element in the combined set will be 3-y=13 or y=-10....And the range of combined set 3-(-10)=13...   Consider Option A   A=-1,-8   B= y,x where y and x are smallest and largest element in Set B   Elements of Combined Set: -8,-1,y and x   Now x-(-8)= 
<gadget id="calculator">-(-8)</gadget>
<output>8</output>
8 or x=0, then x-y=13 or y=-13...   Range of Combined Set: 0-(-13)= 13...   I don't see how range can be 8 or 11...Can you please post the source and explanation for the OA in spoiler...=B.11
<result>B</result>
There are two sets A and B. The range of set A is 7, and the range of set B is 13. If the two sets are combined and get a new set E, which cannot be the range of the set E?