Math 340 Fall 2023

Kellie Evans, Aug 29, 2023

Table of Contents

  1. Venn Diagram Practice
    1. Venn Diagrams
  2. Probability Basics
    1. Probability Venn Diagram
    2. Probability Venn Diagram: Rectangle

1.

Venn Diagram Practice

  • 1. Venn Diagrams

1.1.

Venn Diagrams

Click on the numbers in the Venn diagram to shade those particular area in order to match the prompted set notation.
– Steve Phelps

2.

Probability Basics

  • 1. Probability Venn Diagram
  • 2. Probability Venn Diagram: Rectangle

2.1.

Probability Venn Diagram

Probability Venn Diagram with proportionally-sized regions.[br]Control P(A), P(B) and P(AnB)
The orange area representing P(AnB) is dependent on the distance between the centres of the circles. But this distance is the solution of an equation that cannot be solved analytically, so the Newton-Raphson numerical method runs in the background with four iterations.[br][br]Constraints:[br]A golden rectangle represents the universal set. In order that the circles remain within the rectangle, P(A) ≤ 0.48 and P(B) ≤ 0.48.[br]There are also dynamic constraints on P(AnB) to keep the circles within the rectangle.
– Micky Bullock

2.2.

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