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Two circles stand above a rectangle. Multiply the number in both circles but outside the rectangle by the number in the rectangle alone, then subtract the number outside every figure.

Competition practiceVenn Diagrams
  • A−3
  • B48
  • C22
  • D42

Step-by-Step Solution

Both circles, outside the rectangle: 7. Rectangle alone: 5. Outside every figure: 13. So . −3 uses the centre 2 instead of 7, 48 adds the 13 instead of subtracting it, and 42 uses 11 (left circle and rectangle) instead of 7.
Answer: C) 22

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