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In the following figure, the smaller triangle represents the teacher, the big triangle represents the politician, the circle represents the graduates and the square represents the members of parliament. Different regions are being represented by letters of the English alphabet. Who among the following politician are graduates but not the members of parliament?

In the following figure, the smaller triangle represents the teacher, the big triangle represents the politician, the circle represents the graduates and the square represents the members of parliament. Different regions are being represented by letters of the English alphabet. Who among the following politician are graduates but not the members of parliament? Correct Answer B, C

Square represents women.

The circle represents Graduates.

The smaller triangle represents Teachers.

Bigger Triangle represents Politician

Square represents members of parliament.

Politicians are graduates but not members of parliament means the common area of Bigger triangle and circle not included Square i.e. "B, C".

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Hence, "B, C" is the correct answer.

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