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In the given Venn diagram, different animals are represented by different areas. 'A' denotes 'dogs', 'B' denotes 'cats', 'C' denotes 'fish', 'D' denotes 'mongooses, 'E' denotes 'rats', and 'F' denotes 'rabbits'. Which area represents the group of only dogs, fishes,  and mongooses?

In the given Venn diagram, different animals are represented by different areas. 'A' denotes 'dogs', 'B' denotes 'cats', 'C' denotes 'fish', 'D' denotes 'mongooses, 'E' denotes 'rats', and 'F' denotes 'rabbits'. Which area represents the group of only dogs, fishes,  and mongooses? Correct Answer Intersection of D, A and C

Given:

 'A' denotes 'dogs'

B' denotes 'cats'

'C' denotes 'fishes'

'D' denotes 'mangooses' 

'E' denotes 'rats'

'F' denotes 'rabbits'.

The diagram of the shaded part for area dogs, fishes, and the mangoose are given below

  [ alt="F1 Gaurav 18.12.20 Pallavi D4" src="//storage.googleapis.com/tb-img/production/20/12/F1_Gaurav_18.12.20_Pallavi_D4.png" style="width: 276px; height: 190px;">

Hence, the intersection of D, A and C is the correct answer.

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