Learn how to shade Venn Diagrams - Help with IGCSE GCSE Maths

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What are Venn Diagrams

On your IGCSE GCSE maths exam you will get questions about Venn diagrams. It is therefore important to understand what Venn diagrams are and how Venn Diagrams are used in our everyday lives. A Venn diagram is a method or diagram to order information. Before moving on to the exam style type of questions, have a look at the next maths video which will give you a practical example of when a Venn Diagram is used.

Explaining the language and symbols of Venn Diagrams

If you want to be able to answer the questions about Venn Diagrams on your IGCSE GCSE maths exam, then you will need to be familiar with the notation and symbols. These symbols will be new to you so it is essential that you take time to learn them (perhaps make a not of them and stick them to the wall next to your bed for a few weeks and you will never forget!). The next two maths videos will show you what all the symbols are and mean which will enable you to answer these maths questions on your maths exam.

Example questions of how to shade Venn Diagrams

Once you know what Venn Diagrams are and if you understand the symbols and notation used, then it is time to try to shade Venn Diagrams (like you most likely will have to do on your maths exam). Have a look at the following questions which are Past Paper Questions about shading Venn Diagrams. Let me know on the forum on the homepage of this site if you still don't understand Venn Diagrams and I will help you with your maths. Good luck and have fun!

Solving more Maths Questions regarding Venn Diagrams

One of you asked me to help with the following question about Venn Diagrams. It is a typical question you an expect on your maths exam about Venn Diagrams. So check it now and find out whether you understand Venn Diagrams and know how to solve this question.

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Solving Past Paper Maths Exam Question

Over time I have received quite a few questions from students about the following exam question regarding shading Venn diagrams. You are asked to shade the union of the complimentary set of A and set B. Do you understand and agree with my answer which you can see below in the picture? Share your thoughts on the forum of this website and understand maths in order to pass your maths exam. Good luck and have fun!!

Congratulations! You have learned an important maths lesson and now understand what Venn Diagrams are used for and how to shade Venn Diagrams. These skills will help you to pass your next maths exam. After a 5 minute pause I want you to continue with your maths revision. So get a cup of tea and then follow the link. There you will find all my resources in which I explain all you need to know about algebra and graphs. See you soon!!

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