Shade $C \cup A'$ on the given Venn diagram showing sets A, B, C, and the universal set U.

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Understand the Problem

The question asks us to shade the region represented by $C \cup A'$ (C union A complement) on a Venn diagram with three sets A, B, and C within a universal set U. To do this, we first need to identify A', which includes everything in U that is NOT in A. Then, we need to find the union of C and A', which includes everything in C as well as everything that is not in A. We will need to shade this combined region on the Venn diagram.

Answer

The region $C \cup A'$ includes everything outside of $A$ as well as set $C$.
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                                       U-
                                        A
                                      B
                                    C

Here's the description of the shaded region:

Everything outside of A is shaded. Everything inside of C is shaded.

Steps to Solve

  1. Identify A' (the complement of A)

$A'$ represents everything in the universal set $U$ that is not in $A$. This means we need to consider all regions outside the circle representing set $A$.

  1. Identify C

$C$ represents everything inside the circle representing set $C$.

  1. Find the union of C and A' ($C \cup A'$ )

$C \cup A'$ means we need to combine everything in $C$ with everything in $A'$. This means we shade everything that is either in $C$ or in $A'$ (or in both). We shade the entire circle of $C$, and we shade everything outside the circle of $A$.

  1. Shade the Venn diagram

Based on the previous steps, we shade the entire area outside of circle $A$, and the entire circle $C$.

                                       U-
                                        A
                                      B
                                    C

Here's the description of the shaded region:

Everything outside of A is shaded. Everything inside of C is shaded.

More Information

The union of two sets includes all elements that are in either of the sets. The complement of a set includes all elements in the universal set that are not in the set.

Tips

A common mistake is to confuse the union symbol $\cup$ with the intersection symbol $\cap$. The union includes everything in either set, while the intersection includes only the elements that are in both sets.

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