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In the given diagram, Set U is the universal set and Set L, M and N represent students studying History, Geography and Language, respectively. What is the total number of students studying History and Geography but NOT Language?

In the given diagram, Set U is the universal set and Set L, M and N represent students studying History, Geography and Language, respectively. What is the total number of students studying History and Geography but NOT Language? Correct Answer 5

Total number of students studying History and Geography but NOT Language is area common between circle M and L and shown by shaded portion in figure given below,

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Hence, the total number of students studying History and Geography but NOT Language is 5.

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