Stuck on Venn Diagram Problem

[dizzieko03]

Can someone please break down how to do this one? I'm absolutely stumped on this one. Thank you very much.


Use the following sets to complete the operations.
Universal set = {lower case English letters; a,b,c,d…x,y,z}
V = {a,e,i,o,u}
S = {letters in the word “spring”}
G = {letters in the word “garden”}

Please find the following:

a. G’ ∩ V
b. (G ∩ V) ∩ { }
c. (G ∪ V ∪ S)

 

[tkhunny]

You have V, S, and G. I would suggest that you start this set of questions by constructing V', S', and G'.

 

[soroban]

[soze=5]Hello, dizzieko03![/soze]

Can someone please break down how to do this one?
I'm absolutely stumped on this one.

Why are you "absolutely stumped"?
Please explain your difficulty.

What exactly is stumping you?

You don't know \(\displaystyle U\), the 26 lower-case letters of the alphabet?
You don't know \(\displaystyle S\), the letters in the word "spring"?
You don't know \(\displaystyle G\), the letters in the word "garden"?
You don't understand \(\displaystyle \cup\), union?
You don't understand \(\displaystyle \cap\), intersection?
You don't understand \(\displaystyle A'\), complement?