Three completely different persons A, B, C are shown by
AThree concentric circles only inside one
BThree overlapping circles only that meet
COne large circle only that holds them
DThree separate non-overlapping circles
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: D. Three separate non-overlapping circles
1. The chapter's Example 1 covers this.
2. Three different persons mean three disjoint sets.
3. Disjoint sets are shown by separate circles.
4. Hence option A.
_Source: jkchrome.com SSC Venn Diagrams PDF (Mistral OCR), Example 1_
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