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In the following figure, triangle represents uneducated, square represents employed, circle represents male. Which area represents uneducated employed who is not male?

In the following figure, triangle represents uneducated, square represents employed, circle represents male. Which area represents uneducated employed who is not male? Correct Answer G

The area which shows uneducated employed who are not male is shaded in the diagram below:

So, 'G' represents uneducated employed who are not male.

Hence, "G" is the correct answer.

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