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Chapter 5: Q 5. (page 246)

Identify a commonly used graphical technique for portraying events and relationships among events.

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To show the relationship between the sets, Venn diagrams are utilized.

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Step 1. Given information.

The given statement is:

Identify a commonly used graphical technique for portraying events and relationships among events.

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Step 2. Identify a commonly used graphical technique for portraying events and relationships among events.

Venn diagrams are a commonly used graphical technique used to show the relationship between the sets.

As a result, Venn diagrams are a widely used approach for depicting events and their links.

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