U is the set of furniture stores. A is the set of furniture stores that sell couches. B is the set of furniture stores that sell outdoor furniture. C is the set of furniture stores that sell leather furniture. Describe C' nA. Choose the correct answer below. ... A. C'n A is the set of furniture stores that sell couches or do not sell outdoor furniture. B. C'n A is the set of furniture stores that sell leather furniture or do not sell outdoor furniture. C. C'n A is the set of furniture stores that sell couches and do not sell leather furniture. D. C'n A is the set of furniture stores that sell leather furniture and do not sell couches.

U is the set of furniture stores. A is the set of furniture stores that sell mattresses. B is the set of furniture stores that sell TV stands. C is the set of furniture stores that sell bed frames.   Describe A ∩ B ∩ C in words.

A music school wants to expand its class schedule. To better understand the current schedule, the director looked at which instruments are taught or not taught on various days of the week. The Venn Diagram shows this information for two days of the week. a. How many instruments are not taught on Monday? b. How many instruments are taught on Monday or Wednesday (or both)? c. Which instruments are taught on neither Monday nor Wednesday? Choose one 5 points Taught on Monday Taught on Wednesday Guitar Flute Djembe Bass Cello Koto Harp Oboe Lute O a. 7 instruments (Guitar, Bass, Koto, Harp, Flut, Lute, and Oboe) b. 3 instruments (Djembe, Cello and Flute) C. Guitar and Bass

When asked if the sets {azalea, sunflower, orchid, chrysanthemum} and {azalea, orchid, chrysanthemum, sunflower} are equal, Noah responded "No". Explain why you think Noah answered as he did. What is he misunderstanding? Choose the correct answer below. O A. For two sets to be equal, they must contain the same elements without repetition. Since the sets are equal, Noah must have misread the elements in the sets. O B. For two sets to be equal, they must contain the same number of elements. Since the sets are equal, Noah must have miscounted the number of elements in the set. O C. For two sets to be equal, they must both contain exactly the same elements. Since the sets are equal, Noah must misunderstand that the only requirement for sets to be equal is that they contain exactly the same elements. O D. For two sets to be equal, they must contain the same elements in the same order. Since the sets are not equal, Noah is not misunderstanding anything.