Use the given cardinalities to determine the number of elements in the specific region.Where, "n" means number of elements in the set.n(U) = 109,n(A) = 76,n(ANB) = 32,VIIIIVn(B) = 54.n(ANC) = 29,IIVIIIIIVICBUn(C) = 52,n(BNC)= 27,n(ANBOC) = 15How many elements are in region VI.?How many elements are in region VIII?How many elements are in region A'- (BUC')?How many elements are in region (AC)' - B?

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Use the given cardinalities to determine the number of elements in the specific region. Where, "n" means number of elements in the set. n(U) = 109, n(A) = 76, n(ANB) = 32, IV n(B) = 54. n(ANC) = 29, II III VI B U n(C) = 52, n(BNC)= 27, n(ANBOC) = 15 How many elements are in region VI.? How many elements are in region VIII? How many elements are in region A'- (BUC')?

Use the given cardinalities to determine the number of elements in the specific region. Where, "n" means number of elements in the set. n(U) = 109, n(A) = 76, n(ANB) = 32, IV n(B) = 54. n(ANC) = 29, II III VI B U n(C) = 52, n(BNC)= 27, n(ANBOC) = 15 How many elements are in region VI.? How many elements are in region VIII? How many elements are in region A'- (BUC')?

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Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

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