1. **State the problem:** We need to determine if the statement $x \in (F \cap T) \cup A$ is true or false given that $x$ is a female teacher at the college.
2. **Recall definitions:**
- $F$ is the set of females.
- $T$ is the set of teachers.
- $A$ is another set defined in problem 4 (not specified here, so we consider it as given).
3. **Analyze the statement:**
- $F \cap T$ means the set of all individuals who are both female and teachers.
- $(F \cap T) \cup A$ means all individuals who are either female teachers or belong to set $A$.
4. **Given:** $x$ is a female teacher, so $x \in F$ and $x \in T$.
5. **Therefore:** $x \in F \cap T$.
6. **Since $x \in F \cap T$, then $x \in (F \cap T) \cup A$ by definition of union.**
7. **Conclusion:** The statement $x \in (F \cap T) \cup A$ is **true** for $x$ being a female teacher.
**Final answer:** True
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