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Venn Diagrams Three

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Venn Diagrams Three


1. Problem: Describe the regions in Venn diagrams for three sets with eight regions each. 2. For each problem, the three sets form overlapping circles dividing the universal set into 8 regions: - Only in Set A - Only in Set B - Only in Set C - In A and B only - In B and C only - In A and C only - In all three sets - In none of the sets 3. Problem 53: Women (W), Republicans (R), Chefs (C) - W only: Women who are neither Republicans nor chefs - R only: Republicans who are neither women nor chefs - C only: Chefs who are neither women nor Republicans - W and R only: Women Republicans who are not chefs - R and C only: Republican chefs who are not women - W and C only: Women chefs who are not Republicans - W and R and C: Women who are Republican chefs - None: People who are not women, Republicans, or chefs 4. Problem 54: Hockey players (H), Figure skaters (F), Men (M) - H only: Hockey players who are not figure skaters or men - F only: Figure skaters who are not hockey players or men - M only: Men who are neither hockey players nor figure skaters - H and F only: People who play hockey and figure skate but are not men - F and M only: Men who figure skate but do not play hockey - H and M only: Men who play hockey but do not figure skate - H and F and M: Men who play hockey and figure skate - None: People who are not hockey players, figure skaters, or men 5. Problem 55: Poets (P), Playwrights (Pl), Painters (Pa) - P only: Poets who are not playwrights or painters - Pl only: Playwrights who are not poets or painters - Pa only: Painters who are not poets or playwrights - P and Pl only: Poets who are also playwrights but not painters - Pl and Pa only: Playwrights who are also painters but not poets - P and Pa only: Poets who are also painters but not playwrights - P and Pl and Pa: People who are poets, playwrights, and painters - None: People who are none of these 6. Problem 56: Oceans (O), Bodies of salt water (S), Bodies of fresh water (F) - O only: Oceans that are not classified separately as salt or fresh water bodies (usually oceans are salt water, so this may be empty) - S only: Salt water bodies that are not oceans or fresh water - F only: Fresh water bodies that are not oceans or salt water - O and S only: Oceans that are salt water (typically all oceans) - S and F only: Bodies that are both salt and fresh water (usually none) - O and F only: Oceans that are fresh water (usually none) - O and S and F: Bodies that are oceans and both salt and fresh water (none) - None: Bodies that are neither oceans, salt water, nor fresh water 7. Problem 57: Words that begin with t (T), Nouns (N), Words with fewer than 5 letters (L) - T only: Words that begin with t but are not nouns and have 5 or more letters - N only: Nouns that do not begin with t and have 5 or more letters - L only: Words with fewer than 5 letters that are not nouns and do not begin with t - T and N only: Words that begin with t and are nouns but have 5 or more letters - N and L only: Nouns with fewer than 5 letters that do not begin with t - T and L only: Words that begin with t and have fewer than 5 letters but are not nouns - T and N and L: Words that begin with t, are nouns, and have fewer than 5 letters - None: Words that do not fit any of these categories 8. Problem 58: Teachers (T), Swimmers (S), Tall people (L) - T only: Teachers who are not swimmers or tall - S only: Swimmers who are not teachers or tall - L only: Tall people who are not teachers or swimmers - T and S only: Teachers who swim but are not tall - S and L only: Swimmers who are tall but not teachers - T and L only: Teachers who are tall but do not swim - T and S and L: Teachers who swim and are tall - None: People who are not teachers, swimmers, or tall Final answer: Each problem's regions are described as above, identifying members or stating no members if logically empty.