Multiple Choice

Question

Eighteen students in a class play baseball. Seventeen students in the class play basketball. Thirty students in the class play either or both sports.

Select the Venn diagram that shows the number of students who play basketball and baseball.

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Two circles of equal size overlap each other.To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 13 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 12 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 5 is inside the area where both circles overlap.
Image with alt text: Two circles of equal size overlap each other. To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 13 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 12 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 5 is inside the area where both circles overlap.

Two circles of equal size overlap each other.To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 13 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 11 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 6 is inside the area where both circles overlap.
Image with alt text: Two circles of equal size overlap each other. To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 13 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 11 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 6 is inside the area where both circles overlap.

Two circles of equal size overlap each other.To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 14 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 12 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 4 is inside the area where both circles overlap.
Image with alt text: Two circles of equal size overlap each other. To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 14 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 12 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 4 is inside the area where both circles overlap.

Two circles of equal size overlap each other.To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 12 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 11 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 4 is inside the area where both circles overlap.
Image with alt text: Two circles of equal size overlap each other. To the left of the circle on the left is the word Baseball. To the right of the circle on the right is the word Basketball. The number 12 is inside the circle on the left but not inside the circle on the right. The number 11 is inside the circle on the right but not inside the circle on the left. The number 4 is inside the area where both circles overlap.
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Answer 1

The correct Venn diagram is the first one described, where the number 13 is inside the circle on the left (representing baseball), the number 12 is inside the circle on the right (representing basketball), and the number 5 is inside the area where both circles overlap.