General Studies · Venn Diagrams
Which set of relationships best describes the Venn diagram for the categories: 'Prime numbers', 'Even numbers', and 'Perfect squares'?
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- 1Two completely disjoint circles placed inside a single larger circle.
- 2One circle entirely inside another circle with a third disjoint circle.
- 3Three completely separate circles with no intersection.
- 4Three intersecting circles, as 2 is both prime and even, 4 is both even and a perfect square, but no number is both prime and a perfect square.✓
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Three intersecting circles, as 2 is both prime and even, 4 is both even and a perfect square, but no number is both prime and a perfect square.
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