Draw a venn diagram and include the given information

In summary: Thumbs up)In summary, out of 40 people who visited a medical clinic, 20 had heart disease and 25 had diabetes. All those with heart disease and diabetes also suffered from stress, while 3 people suffered from stress only and 4 did not suffer from stress. There were 12 people who suffered from both heart disease and diabetes.
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It was revealed that out of 40 persons who visited a medical clinic , 20 heart diseases and 25 had diabetes. All those who had heart diseases and all those had diabetes suffered from stress too. 3 persons suffered from stress only had 4 persons did not suffer from stress.

i.Draw a Venn Diagram to depict this information and write down in it , the number of elements belonging to each region.

ii.How many persons had diabetes but did not have heart diseases

Workings

Okay So this is how a picture the Venn diagram should be.

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Many Thanks (Happy)
 

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We aren't given how many suffer both from heart disease AND diabetes, so we'll call that number $x$ and then fill in what we do know:

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Now, we know the sum of all the areas is 40, so we may write:

\(\displaystyle (20-x)+x+(25-x)+3+4=40\)

Now, we just need to solve for $x$...(Thinking)
 

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MarkFL said:
We aren't given how many suffer both from heart disease AND diabetes, so we'll call that number $x$ and then fill in what we do know:

Now, we know the sum of all the areas is 40, so we may write:

\(\displaystyle (20-x)+x+(25-x)+3+4=40\)

Now, we just need to solve for $x$...(Thinking)

Thank you very much (Happy)(Party)

\(\displaystyle (20-x)+x+(25-x)+7=40\)
\(\displaystyle (20)+(25-x)+7=40\)
\(\displaystyle (52-x)+7=40\)
\(\displaystyle -x=40-52\)
\(\displaystyle x=12\)

Now I updated the Diagram,

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Many Thanks :)

Update :I have started a new thread for the second part of this question :http://mathhelpboards.com/pre-algebra-algebra-2/part-2-draw-venn-diagram-include-given-information-19726.html#post90091
 

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Good job! (Star)

In the future, it's okay to post a follow-up question in the same thread (a question that pertains to the original question), we just don't want completely new questions tagged onto an existing thread. :D
 
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mathlearn said:
Thank you very much (Happy)(Party)

\(\displaystyle (20-x)+x+(25-x)+7=40\)
\(\displaystyle (20)+(25-x)+7=40\)
\(\displaystyle (52-x)+7=40\)
The "+ 7" here is wrong. That 7 is already included in the "52".

\(\displaystyle -x=40-52\)
That error was corrected here.

\(\displaystyle x=12\)

Now I updated the Diagram,
Many Thanks :)

Update :I have started a new thread for the second part of this question :http://mathhelpboards.com/pre-algebra-algebra-2/part-2-draw-venn-diagram-include-given-information-19726.html#post90091
 
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HallsofIvy said:
The "+ 7" here is wrong. That 7 is already included in the "52". That error was corrected here.

(Happy) (Smile) (Party) Thanks for the catch
 

1. What is a Venn diagram?

A Venn diagram is a visual representation of the relationships between different data sets. It consists of overlapping circles that show the common and unique elements between the sets.

2. How do I create a Venn diagram?

To create a Venn diagram, you can use a pen and paper or a software tool. Start by drawing overlapping circles that represent each data set. Then, place the shared elements in the overlapping region and the unique elements in the non-overlapping regions.

3. What information should be included in a Venn diagram?

A Venn diagram should include the data sets being compared, the shared elements, and the unique elements. It can also include labels, titles, and a legend to provide a clear understanding of the information being presented.

4. What are the benefits of using a Venn diagram?

Venn diagrams are helpful in visually organizing and comparing data sets. They make it easier to identify similarities and differences between the sets, and can also help in problem-solving and decision-making processes.

5. Can a Venn diagram be used for more than two data sets?

Yes, a Venn diagram can be used for any number of data sets. It can have more than two overlapping circles to represent the relationships between multiple sets of data.

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