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A13

B3

C8

D6

Answer:

D. 6

Read Explanation:

The region corresponding to 6 is indeed the precise intersection for this problem.

  • 6: Sits inside the Industrialists, Auto Makers, and Indians circles, but completely outside the Steel Producers circle. (This matches the question perfectly).

  • 3: Sits inside Industrialists, Auto Makers, and Steel Producers, but outside Indians.

  • 8: Sits right in the center, meaning these individuals belong to all four categories simultaneously.

  • 11: Sits inside Auto Makers and Indians, but outside both Industrialists and Steel Producers.

  • 13: Sits inside Industrialists and Auto Makers, but outside both Steel Producers and Indians.


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