Logical Venn Diagram


  1. Indicate which figure will best represent the relationship amongst the three:
    Legumes Seeds, Peas, Kidney Beans









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    As per the given above question , we can say that
    Pea is different from kidney bean. But both are Leguminous seeds.

    Correct Option: B

    As per the given above question , we can say that
    Pea is different from kidney bean. But both are Leguminous seeds.
    From above it is clear that Peas and Kidney Beans belong to Legumes Seeds .Hence , required answer is option ( B ) .



  1. In the given figure, circles represent students studying 3 different subjects. How many students study all the 3 subjects?











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    From above given diagram , we can say that
    The number ‘3’ is common to all the three circles.

    Correct Option: B

    From above given diagram , we can say that
    The number ‘3’ is common to all the three circles.
    Hence , 3 students study all the three subjects .


  1. The diagram represents Teachers, Singers and Players. Study the diagram and find out how many teachers are also singers.











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    From the given diagram , we can see that
    Number of teachers who are also singers = 9


    Correct Option: C

    From the given diagram , we can see that
    Number of teachers who are also singers = 9
    Hence , 9 teachers are also singers.



  1. In a group of persons, 11 persons speak Kannada, 20 persons speak Tamil and 11 persons speak Telugu. In that group, if two persons speak 2 languages and 1 person speak all the languages, then how many persons are there in the group?











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    According to question ,
    Let us assume Number of Kannada = K , Number of Tamil = T and Number of Telugu = Te
    Here , n(K) = 11; n(T) = 20; n(Te) = 11
    n(K ∩ T ∩ Te) = 1
    n(K ∩ T) = n(T ∩ Te) = n(Te ∩ K) = 2
    n(K U T U Te) = n(T) + n(K) + n(Te) - n(K ∩ T) - n(T ∩ Te) - n(Te ∩ K) + n(K ∩ T ∩ Te)

    Correct Option: C

    According to question ,
    Let us assume Number of Kannada = K , Number of Tamil = T and Number of Telugu = Te
    Here , n(K) = 11; n(T) = 20; n(Te) = 11
    n(K ∩ T ∩ Te) = 1
    n(K ∩ T) = n(T ∩ Te) = n(Te ∩ K) = 2
    n(K U T U Te) = n(T) + n(K) + n(Te) - n(K ∩ T) - n(T ∩ Te) - n(Te ∩ K) + n(K ∩ T ∩ Te)
    n(K U T U Te) = 20 + 11 + 11 - 2 - 2 - 2 + 1 = 37


  1. Identify the diagram that best represents the relationship among classes given below :
    Food, Curd, Spoons









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    According to question , we can say that
    Food and Curd belong to same class , but Spoons belong to other class .

    Correct Option: D

    According to question , we can say that
    Food and Curd belong to same class , but Spoons belong to other class .
    From above it is clear that required answer will be option D .So , option D is correct .