Venn Diagrams

Definition

Venn diagrams are visual representations used to show relationships between sets. They consist of overlapping circles (or other shapes) that represent different sets, with shared regions indicating elements common to multiple sets.

Related terms

Union: This refers to the combination of two or more sets, including all elements from each set without duplication.

Intersection: It is the part of a Venn diagram where sets overlap, representing elements that are common to all sets.

Complement: The complement of a set includes all elements not belonging to that set.