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What are the parts of a Venn diagram called

A) Regions
B) Segments
C) Circles
D) Overlaps

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Final answer:

The parts of a Venn diagram are called regions or overlaps.

Step-by-step explanation:

A Venn diagram consists of a box representing the sample space, along with circles or ovals that represent events. The parts of a Venn diagram are called regions. These regions show the different combinations of events and their intersections. The interactions between the circles or ovals in a Venn diagram are called overlaps. So, the correct answer is D) Overlaps.

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