Suppose the universal set contains the natural numbers that are no more than 20. Sets A and B are formed from the universal set such that Set A is the perfect squares from the universal set and Set B is the odd numbers from the universal set. Represent the elements of these sets by labeling the Venn diagram to the right. U B

Suppose the universal set contains the natural numbers that are no more than 20. Sets A and B are formed from the universal set such that Set A is the perfect squares from the universal set and Set B is the odd numbers from the universal set. Represent the elements of these sets by labeling the Venn diagram to the right. U B

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Suppose the universal set contains the
natural numbers that are no more than
20. Sets A and B are formed from the
universal set such that Set A is the
perfect squares from the universal set
and Set B is the odd numbers from the
universal set. Represent the elements of
these sets by labeling the Venn diagram
to the right.
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11. Suppose the universal set contains the natural
numbers that are no more than 20. Sets A and B
are formed from the universal set such that Set A is
the perfect squares from the universal set and
Set B is the odd numbers from the universal set.
Represent the elements of these sets by labeling
the Venn diagram to the right.
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