Question

Part 1: Write your own real world situation that can be organized into a Venn diagram with two overlapping circles.

Part 2: Provide the appropriate information, specific to your created problem from Part 1, for the generic Venn diagram below.

What is the title of your Venn diagram?
What is the title of Circle A?
What is the title of Circle B?
What are the values of v, x, y, and z?

Answer 1

@Hero @satellite73 @85295james @waterineyes

Answer 2

@dumbcow

Answer 3

You're telling me that you can't just make up something? Why don't you make up something about how many users are in the math and science groups on OS. The numbers can be arbitrary. Then you can make up numbers that represent how many users are in both groups and how many users are in none of those groups.

Answer 4

i would but............... im not supposed to be on OS so give me another option please lol

Answer 5

Just use another site or do something generic like how many girls and boys in school play sports and how many don't.

Answer 6

alright

Answer 7

Yeah, that should work. You can make up the numbers and make up the school. Just make sure that the numbers are consistent.

Answer 8

Jesica surveyed 10 people. She wanted to find out how many people like sports.

Basketball VS. baseball
Title A: Basketball
Title B: Baseball
X = 3
Z = 4
Y = 1
V = 2

Answer 9

Is that good?? @Hero

Answer 10

Umm....Well....
The numbers are kinda small. At least some of the numbers should be teens and 20s

Answer 11

ok then im gonna say she surveyed 30 people

Answer 12

Jesica surveyed 50 people. She wanted to find out how many people like sports.

Basketball VS. baseball
Title A: Basketball
Title B: Baseball
X = 25
Z = 10
Y = 11
V = 4

Answer 13

@Hero better??

Answer 14

I guess that works.

Answer 15

ok.. thanks

Answer 16

Make sure you define your variables properly.

Answer 17

i did thanks :P