they had for the fall of 2020: Online where the class is entirely online through video lectures and online meetings, Hybrid where the student must complete some of the course online but also have at least one class meeting on campus a week, or In-person only in which all course material Is presented during on-campus class meetings. The responses are recorded in the following table. Online and Hybrid Online only 34 35 In-person only Hybrid and In-person Online and In-person 3 15 23 Hybrid Online and Hybrid, but not In-person 23 All three types 50 11 Using O for Online, H for Hybrid, and I for In-person, make a Venn diagram for they types of courses. The completed diagram should give the number in each region of the diagram. Then answer the questions below. H How many students surveyed do meet with at least on professor in a class room setting? (They are either in a hybrid class or an in-person class?) How many students are only in two different class types? (That is they are in online and hybrid classes but not in-person or they are in online and in-person but not hybrid or they are in hybrid and in-person but not online.)

they had for the fall of 2020: Online where the class is entirely online through video lectures and online meetings, Hybrid where the student must complete some of the course online but also have at least one class meeting on campus a week, or In-person only in which all course material Is presented during on-campus class meetings. The responses are recorded in the following table. Online and Hybrid Online only 34 35 In-person only Hybrid and In-person Online and In-person 3 15 23 Hybrid Online and Hybrid, but not In-person 23 All three types 50 11 Using O for Online, H for Hybrid, and I for In-person, make a Venn diagram for they types of courses. The completed diagram should give the number in each region of the diagram. Then answer the questions below. H How many students surveyed do meet with at least on professor in a class room setting? (They are either in a hybrid class or an in-person class?) How many students are only in two different class types? (That is they are in online and hybrid classes but not in-person or they are in online and in-person but not hybrid or they are in hybrid and in-person but not online.)

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