Hartnn pls
I don't understand how I would do this... The title of your Venn diagram is your universal set. Give your universal set a name and description. Circle A is set A, and circle B is set B. Find A B and explain what that number represents. Find A B and explain what that number represents. Find A′ and B′and explain what that number represents. Which word would you use to describe the value of v in the Venn diagram: subset, union, intersection, complement, or cross multiplication product? Explain your answer in complete sentences.
which part, u need help with ?
If you could just walk me through it, I would appreciate it. I'll give you 50 medals for lending me a hand with it.
Let U be the universal set which represents People who enjoy candy. now A is the set of people who enjoy cruncy candy. do u know how to find that ?
I would find what A and B have in common?
for no. of ppl who enjoy crunchy candy , you will count no of people in circle A whats the total in circle A ?
so it will be 7+3 = 10 got this ?
Got it. So that's AUB?
So the Union is just all in a certain field?
no, not AUB
it would be the sum of people who only like crunchy candy + people who like both
because ppl who like both also like crunchy candy
Okay, I get it.
Find A U B and explain what that number represents. Find A (Upside down U) B and explain what that number represents. Find A′ and B′and explain what that number represents. Which word would you use to describe the value of v in the Venn diagram: subset, union, intersection, complement, or cross multiplication product? Explain your answer in complete sentences. That is what it says xD
The union of A and B is just A + the middle?
oh, wait, we found B actually chewy ---> B = 7+3 = 10
no u want union of A and B then use the formula : n(A U B) = n(A)+n(B)-n(A and B) where we found n(B) = 10
Okay, so wait, what is A U B saying?
AUB says people who like crunchy candy OR chewy candy
A and B read as A intersection B says people who like Crunchy candy AND chewy candy, which is givn as 3, the common area
"Find A U B and explain what that number represents." This is saying people who like both Chewy and Crunchy, which is 3?
i clearly mentioned AUB is people who like crunchy candy OR chewy candy and thats not 3
Okay, okay. so it's 13? XD
A (Upside down U) B = A and B = 3 your 2nd part
13 ? how did u get 13 ?
"Find A upside down U B and explain what that number represents." This is saying people who like both Chewy and Crunchy, which is 3.
Ohlawd I'm stupid. 7 + 3 = 10
ok, to find AUB , u'll need A and B we got B=10, did u get how ? (7+3) now we also need to find A can u find A now ?
to find AUB , u'll need A,B,(A and B )
u have B=10, A and B =3 , now u just need A
I will try to find A
I would find A by elimination common terms in both A and B, right?
it will be number of ppl who ONLY like crunchy + no. of ppl who like both
A = 7 AUB = 10 B = 2 :)?
nopes, i would remind u that we are taking A as right side circle number of ppl who ONLY like crunchy(2) + no. of ppl who like both(3) so A = 2+3 = 5
got that ^ ?
I thought the left side was A, and the right side was B?
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we can take it that way also, if u are comfortable with that . A is the set of people who enjoy chewy candy. then A =10 and B = 5
Yes! A = 10 B = 5 A U B = ?
AUB = A+B-A and B = 10 + 5 - 3 = 12 got this ?
and this represents people who like crunchy candy OR chewy candy
Can you go in depth so I can really understand it in detail?
let me try
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