Rahul257 wrote:
IMO Answer is C
A=2,4,7,8A=2,4,7,8
B=3,6,7,8B=3,6,7,8
A and B are the sets shown above. Another set C also has a total of 4 elements. Exactly two elements are shared by sets A and C. Exactly two elements are shared by sets B and C, and these could be the elements shared by A and C. If none of the elements in the sets appears more than once in the same set, how many elements do the three sets share?
So basically asking is it 7&8 or just 7or8 or nothing
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A=2,4,7,8A=2,4,7,8
B=3,6,7,8B=3,6,7,8
A and B are the sets shown above. Another set C also has a total of 4 elements. Exactly two elements are shared by sets A and C. Exactly two elements are shared by sets B and C, and these could be the elements shared by A and C. If none of the elements in the sets appears more than once in the same set, how many elements do the three sets share?
So basically asking is it 7&8 or just 7or8 or nothing
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