Venn diagram question?

Yes: De Morgans Law:

Definition: ~P means not P, so that if P is true then ~P is false.

~(P U Q) = ~P ^ ~Q

Explanation:

(P U Q) means all the elements that are common to both P and Q, in other words (P union Q) or (P or Q).

~(P U Q) means Not (P or Q), in other words every element outside the union of P and Q

We use De Morgans Law to find the negative of statements

(P U Q), i.e. we want to know what is ~(P U Q). Read as Not (P or Q).

It was discovered that this negation is the same as :

~P ^ ~Q; read as: not P and not Q

Referring to a Venn diagram it would be the intersection of all things not P and all things not Q.

No. it is not the same.

Because intersect means "common items of both A and B"

A' means " not in A but in B"

B' means " not in B but in A"

A'^B' means " commons items of both A' and B'"

(AUB) means "combine all the items of both A and B"

(AUB)' means " not in (AUB)"

i think its De Morgan's law. i cant draw venn diagrams over here. you can find this in wikipedia as well. Also, try this site http://www.classontheweb.com/demo/cbse/classonthew...

Hope this helps