Use a Venn diagram to determine the following: A doctor assembles the following information: A group of 39 women is examined for three viruses labeled A, B, and C. Exactly 7 women in the group have all three viruses; exactly 6 women have only virus C; exactly 3 women have only virus A and B; exactly 2 women have only virus A and C; exactly 9 women have only virus B; exactly 13 women have virus A; and 26 women have virus B. (a) How many women have virus A? (b)How many women have virus B and C? (c) How many women have virus C? (d) How many women have neither virus A, B, or C?

Use a Venn diagram to determine the following: A doctor assembles the following information: A group of 39 women is examined for three viruses labeled A, B, and C. Exactly 7 women in the group have all three viruses; exactly 6 women have only virus C; exactly 3 women have only virus A and B; exactly 2 women have only virus A and C; exactly 9 women have only virus B; exactly 13 women have virus A; and 26 women have virus B. (a) How many women have virus A? (b)How many women have virus B and C? (c) How many women have virus C? (d) How many women have neither virus A, B, or C?

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