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A Venn diagram shows two overlapping circles labeled A and B within a box labeled S, with arrows pointing from the combined area to the notation A \(\cup\) B.

Alt text: A Venn diagram shows two overlapping circles labeled A and B within a box labeled S, with arrows pointing from the combined area to the notation A \(\cup\) B.

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  • The image displays a Venn diagram enclosed within a rectangular boundary labeled S, which represents the universal set.
  • Inside the universal set S, there are two overlapping circles, one labeled A and the other labeled B.
  • The area where the two circles overlap represents the intersection of A and B.
  • Arrows originate from the combined area covered by both circles (A and B) and point down to the notation A \(\cup\) B, indicating the union of the sets A and B.

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