The correct Venn diagram that represents the set relationship \( A \subset B \) (which means that set A is a subset of set B) is the scenario where circle A is entirely inside of circle B. This shows that all elements of set A are also elements of set B, but not all elements of set B are in set A.
So, to summarize:
- Circle B is inside of circle A: This represents \( B \subset A \) (not correct).
- Circle A is inside of circle B: This represents \( A \subset B \) (correct).
- Circles A and B overlap: This does not represent a subset relationship correctly.
- Circles A and B do not overlap: This means they have no elements in common, which does not represent any subset relationship.
Therefore, the correct representation for \( A \subset B \) is circle A inside of circle B.
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