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11. (6 pts) Use the Euler Diagram to decide whether each arg…

11. (6 pts) Use the Euler Diagram to decide whether each argument is valid or not. Be sure to label on your diagram to support your answer.    If you are a celebrity, you have no time to sleep. That man has no time to sleep.   _____________________ That man is a celebrity

Instructions for Set Up: 1. Set the camera up so that it sho…

Instructions for Set Up: 1. Set the camera up so that it shows you seated (including your face and hands) and your entire work area simultaneously.  2. Next: Show both sides of all your blank papers to the camera. Do not use a notebook as you cannot show all the pages. You may use both sides of the paper as long as both sides were originally blank.  Show the face of your calculator to the camera. Any physical calculator is allowed. Show the face of your phone to the camera and place it face down on your workspace in view of the camera.

No notes/book or unapproved websites allowed. Any regular ca…

No notes/book or unapproved websites allowed. Any regular calculator (no phones/tablets) is allowed. If you need one, you can use the one I provide on HonorLock. To receive full credit, show your work and simplify answers whenever possible. Do not round the answers unless you are asked to do so. 

5. (10 pts) At a college, a survey was taken for a group of…

5. (10 pts) At a college, a survey was taken for a group of students about what subjects they like. 34 like Math 29 like English. 26 like Science. 16 like Math and Science. 12 like Math and English. 10 like English and Science 4 like all three of these subjects. 5 do not like any of the three subjects.   a. Use a Venn Diagram to describe the data above. Be sure the label the subjects and the numbers in each region. Show your work whenever it requires more than one step to get your answer.  b. How many likes math only? c. How many like exactly two subjects only? Show you work. d. How many students were surveyed?