Disjoint Sets R, T: Venn Diagram Visualization

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In summary, the conversation is about representing sets R, S, and T in a Venn diagram, where R is the set of factors of 24, T is a set of numbers, and S is an empty set. The question is about how to include S in the Universal set with R and T.
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represent below in venn diagram

R = { x|x is a factor of 24}
S= { }
T = { 7 , 9 , 11 }

i understand R and T are disjoint sets,,, my problem here sir/mam, is that how am i going to draw the set S in the Universal set with the sets R and T.

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rcs said:
represent below in venn diagram

R = { x|x is a factor of 24}
S= { }
T = { 7 , 9 , 11 }

i understand R and T are disjoint sets,,, my problem here sir/mam, is that how am i going to draw the set S in the Universal set with the sets R and T.
[TEX]S=\emptyset[/TEX]
That question is really hard to understand what it means.
 

FAQ: Disjoint Sets R, T: Venn Diagram Visualization

What is a disjoint set?

A disjoint set is a set of elements where each element is unique and does not overlap with any other element in the set.

What is a Venn diagram?

A Venn diagram is a visual representation of sets and their relationships, showing the overlap and differences between them.

How do you visualize disjoint sets using a Venn diagram?

To visualize disjoint sets using a Venn diagram, you can draw two or more circles that do not overlap. Each circle represents a set, and the elements in each set are placed inside the appropriate circle.

What is the purpose of using a Venn diagram to visualize disjoint sets?

The purpose of using a Venn diagram to visualize disjoint sets is to better understand the relationships between sets and to easily see which elements belong to which set and which elements are unique to a particular set.

Can disjoint sets have any overlap in a Venn diagram?

No, by definition, disjoint sets do not have any overlap. If there is overlap in a Venn diagram, it means that the sets are not disjoint and have at least one element in common.

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