MHB Venn diagram and table word problem Help

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I have started and stopped doing this 10x bc i keep doing it wrong. Can someone please help!

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Find two news articles or research reports with a table similar to the ones on the second page of the attached pdf of a group activity used in my F2F sections. You are to draw a Venn Diagram to represent the data in each table. Use proper tools to make your diagrams, they may be done with via word processing or by hand. You must include your tables with your diagrams.

View attachment 5772I wanted to use these statistics

http://www.cdc.gov/zika/geo/united-states.html

Please help!
 

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Your image is not legible enough to understand how a table is used to construct a Venn diagram. For such diagram, you need (typically) three overlapping sets. It is not clear how the data on the Zika virus provides such three sets.

It may help if you describe what you tried and why you thought it was wrong.
 
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