Asked by Esmeralda Perez on Jul 11, 2024
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Is there any region on a Venn diagram that could never be marked with an X, or that could never be shaded by any categorical proposition?
A) Yes, there is one region that can never receive shading or an X.
B) Yes, there is one region that can never be shaded and then a different one that can never receive an X.
C) No, every region can be shaded and every region can receive an X.
D) Every region can be shaded, but there is one region that cannot receive an X.
E) Every region can receive an X, but there is one region that cannot be shaded.
Categorical Proposition
An assertion that either claims or rejects something about every individual within a category.
Shading
In art, shading refers to the technique of adding depth or solidity to an image through the use of variations in tone or color.
- Familiarize oneself with the capacity and restrictions of Venn diagrams in the portrayal of logical relationships.
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Miral MajedJul 14, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Every region on a Venn diagram can be shaded or marked with an X because it represents a possible intersection of the categories being compared. Therefore, choice C is correct, and choices A, B, D, and E are incorrect.
Learning Objectives
- Familiarize oneself with the capacity and restrictions of Venn diagrams in the portrayal of logical relationships.
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