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Referring to Exercise 2.19 and the Venn diagram of Figure 2.5, list the numbers of the regions that represent the following events: (a) The family will experience no mechanical problems and will not receive a ticket for a trac violation but will arrive at a campsite with no vacancies. (b) The family will experience both mechanical problems and trouble in locating a campsite with a vacancy but will not receive a ticket for a trac violation. (c) The family will either have mechanical trouble or arrive at a campsite with no vacancies but will not receive a ticket for a trac violation. (d) The family will not arrive at a campsite with no vacancies.

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QUESTION:

Referring to Exercise 2.19 and the Venn diagram of Figure 2.5, list the numbers of the regions that represent the following events: (a) The family will experience no mechanical problems and will not receive a ticket for a trac violation but will arrive at a campsite with no vacancies. (b) The family will experience both mechanical problems and trouble in locating a campsite with a vacancy but will not receive a ticket for a trac violation. (c) The family will either have mechanical trouble or arrive at a campsite with no vacancies but will not receive a ticket for a trac violation. (d) The family will not arrive at a campsite with no vacancies.

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Family is leaving on a summer vacation in their camper and the events that may occur during this vacation are listed below :

M : The event that they will experience mechanical problems,

T: The event that they will receive a ticket for committing a traffic violation

V: The event that they will arrive at a campsite with no vacancies.

The Venn Diagram is given below in which we have marked all three events.

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