Question

I need help with #31. It would mean a whole bunch if I had the help.

Answer 1

the letters on the Venn diagram are visible
the ones on the left-side table, are not

Answer 2

The words in the table are perfectly visible and the words in #31 are visible as well.

Answer 3

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Answer 4

Wait can you explain how you got that??? @jdoe0001

Answer 5

heheh

Answer 6

by typing it in =) but now I see what you mean

the letter goes to the corresponding set

Answer 7

well, I guess to get A, that is, from the outside first to the inside
A encapsulutes all other shapes

so that means all other shapes are A,
so what do all items in the table have in common
with the exception of one?
lemme do that one

well, they're all polygons
think about it
kites, isosceles trapezoids, parallelograms, [no included], quadrilaterals and the rest

Answer 8

With this kind of problem, you have to start with things you know.
Of the list, which is the most general (this will be category A)

Answer 9

I didn't include "polygons" because, that's what all others are, and thus is our choice for A

Answer 10

so let's see the 2nd one
B encapsulates all other letters below it, that is with the exception of A
so what all others are?

notice,
kites, 4 sides
trapezoids, 4 sides
parallelograms, 4 sides
[no included], 4 sides
rectangles, 4 sides
rhombi, 4 sides
squares, 4 sides
trapezoids anyhow, 4 already

all have 4 sides, thus we didn't include "quadrilaterals" because
they're all quadrilaterals

so B is just that

Answer 11

now just find the others, the same way
like say to find C, C encapsulates D
that means, D is a form of C

I is not related, is alone inside B
is not related to anyone else just B and A, is a quadrilateral polygon that is

to find E
notice it encapsulutes FHG, meaning FHG are some form of E
and so on