SAT Math : How to find the intersection of a Venn Diagram
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Example Question #21 : Data Analysis
What is the intersection of the Venn Diagram shown below?
The intersection of the Venn Diagram is only the numbers in both circles.
The section in the middle contains the answer set.
Thus the intersection is, 
Example Question #11 : Intersection
Find
A =
B =
The elements that appear in A and B are 4, 5, and 154.
Therefore, the intersection of A and B is 
Example Question #22 : Data Analysis
Farmer John has one hundred plots of land. Sixty plots grow corn. Forty plots grow carrots. These numbers take into account that some of the plots grow both corn and carrots.
How many plots grow both corn and carrots?
To find how many plots grow both carrots and corn, we subtract 
That means that fifty plots grow corn only, while thirty plots grow carrots only.
Example Question #22 : Data Analysis
What is the intersection of the sets A and B?
A =
B =
The intersection of 2 sets A and B is the set of the items that are included in both sets. The items that appear in both A and B are 4 and 35.
Therefore, the intersection of A and B is 
Example Question #23 : Data Analysis
In the above Venn diagram, let the universal set be
How many elements of 
Eight
Nine
Five
Seven
Six
Six
The shaded portion of the Venn diagram is 
The following elements of 
If 3 is subtracted from each, what results are the elements whose division by 4 yields a remainder of 1, and thus, elements of 
The following elements of 
The elements in 
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