Enhancement and Consolidation Camps

Mathematics 7
Lesson 1
Solving Problems
using Venn
Diagrams
 Group 1 Group 2 Group 3

Color Me – FUN Go and Find Shade Me Now

Answers:
1. (i) (ii) 3.
Mission Possible!

Goal:

Find solutions to real-

world problems.
Knock,
Knock
on
the Door
It uses multiple overlapping Venn
shapes (usually circles) in
representing sets of various Diagram
elements. It aims to provide a
graphical visualization of
elements, highlighting the
similarities and differences
between them.
The ___________ of Union
two sets is defined
as the set of all the
elements which lie in
both sets. It is denoted
by the symbol '∪'.
The ________ of two
given sets is the set
Intersection
that contains all the
elements that are
common to both sets
and denoted by the
symbol "∩‘’.
________ is
represented as a
collection of well-
Set
defined objects with
distinct
characteristics.
The object/s in a
given set is called an
Element
_______.
Set A is a ________
of Set B if every Subset
element of A is also
an element of B. It is
a set that is
contained within
another set.
. Angelo’s teacher asks her 30 students
about their sports after school. They say
Let’s
that they can play one or more of the
sports basketball, football and volleyball. Ball-t
Two students say that they play none of
the sports. In!
The teacher also finds that:
1. 14 play football.
2. Angelo and 2 others play all 3 sports.
3. 15 play volleyball, 4 play football and
volleyball only, and 7 play volleyball and
basketball only.
.
B F

V
. Show on the diagram the given information
that 3 students play all 3 sports.
B F

V
. Let’s try to complete the Venn Diagram.
B F
Show on the diagram
the given information
3
that 4 students play 4
football and volleyball
only. V
. Let’s try to complete the Venn Diagram.
B F
Show on the diagram the
given information that 7
3
students play volleyball 7 4
and basketball only.
V
. Let’s try to complete the Venn Diagram.
B F
Show on the diagram
the given information
3
that 2 students play 7 4
none of the three
sports. V
2
. Using this information and 3) above, find
how many students play volleyball only.
1 student 15-(7+3+4)=1
B F

3
4
7

V
1
2
If 2 students play football only, find how
.

many play basketball and football only.

5 students 14-(3+4+2)=5
B F

5 2
3
4
7

V
1
2
Find how many students play basketball only.
.

6 students 28-(14+7+1)=6
B F

6 5 2
3
4
7

V
1
2
.

Let’s Ball-t In! Level Up Na’to!

Let’s answer
more
challenging
questions.
.
1.How many students play one sport only?

9 students F

(6+2+1=9) B 5
2
6 3
4
7

V
1
2
2. Angelo decides to no longer play basketball.
.

How many students then do not play exactly one

or two of the three sports?
4 students B F
6 5 2
F

2 no sports 2
7 5
+ 2 all sports 1

4
2 V
3. Using the information in Number 2, how
.

many students then play exactly two of the

three sports?
17 students

(7+5+5=17)
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