Hi, been struggling with this question. Thanks so much for your help! The Venn diagram shows sets \( A \), \( B \), \( C \), and the universal set \( U \). Shade \( (A' \cup B) \cap C' \) on the Venn diagram.**Diagram Explanation:**The diagram consists of a rectangle that represents the universal set \( U \). Inside this rectangle, there are three overlapping circles labeled as sets \( A \), \( B \), and \( C \). - **Set \( A \)** is represented by the leftmost circle.- **Set \( B \)** is represented by the top-right circle.- **Set \( C \)** is represented by the bottom-right circle.The task is to shade the region representing the expression \( (A' \cup B) \cap C' \):- \( A' \) represents the complement of set \( A \), which includes everything outside of circle \( A \).- \( B \) is the set represented by circle \( B \).- \( A' \cup B \) means the union of \( A' \) and \( B \), including all areas inside circle \( B \) and outside circle \( A \).- \( C' \) represents the complement of set \( C \), which includes everything outside of circle \( C \).The intersection \( (A' \cup B) \cap C' \) includes all the regions that are both in \( A' \cup B \) and outside \( C \). These regions need to be shaded on the Venn diagram.

Venn diagram is used to represent Let's first draw the Venn diagram step by step.

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The Venn diagram shows sets A, B, C, and the universal set U. Shade (A'U B) n C' on the Venn diagram. U B

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