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Can someone shade the Venn Diagram of... P(AnB') please?

Can someone shade the following Venn Diagram for P(AnB':wink:....
Venn Diagram Template.png

I'm really struggling with learning how to shade Venn Diagrams for probabilities :frown: someone help!!
Reply 1
Original post by Philip-flop
Can someone shade the following Venn Diagram for P(AnB':wink:....
Venn Diagram Template.png

I'm really struggling with learning how to shade Venn Diagrams for probabilities :frown: someone help!!

I'm not about to do your homework for you, but will get you going.

Presumably the ' means not B?
In which case you're looking for the intersection of AA and BB.
This is the area that is in AA and not in BB, which is which region?
Original post by joostan
I'm not about to do your homework for you, but will get you going.

Presumably the ' means not B?
In which case you're looking for the intersection of AA and BB.
This is the area that is in AA and not in BB, which is which region?


So would it look like this...
Venn Diagram P(AnB').png

Sorry if I'm wrong, I understand what the symbols for probabilities stand for but have trouble imagining the shaded areas :frown:
Reply 3
Original post by Philip-flop
So would it look like this...
Venn Diagram P(AnB').png

Sorry if I'm wrong, I understand what the symbols for probabilities stand for but have trouble imagining the shaded areas :frown:

Assuming the ' did indeed mean not, then yes, that's right.
It's often more convenient to think of the intersection as an "and" and the union as an "or".
Reply 4
Can help you out here with some good Venn diagram templates. They are good to get started and accrodign to the set theory you can design them matching to your question to come up with answers. Try them and give me a feedback.
Reply 5
Isn’t this AUB’ and not AnB’
Reply 6
Original post by Ren_227
Isn’t this AUB’ and not AnB’

Dw it’s right

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