A universe has 20 elements. A has 14 and B has 11. What is the full possible range for the number in A ∩ B?
A0 to 11
B5 to 11
C5 to 14
D0 to 5
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. 5 to 11
At least 14 + 11 − 20 = 5 must overlap; at most all 11 elements of the smaller set can overlap, and every integer between is possible.
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