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11. Suppose the universal set contains the natural numbers that are no more than 20 . Sets \( A \) and \( B \) are formed from the universal set such that set \( A \) is the perfect squares from the universal set and Set \( B \) is the odd numbers from the universal set. Represent the elements of these sets by labeling the Venn diagram to the right. Directions: Use the Venn diagram in #11 above to define each set. 12. \( A^{\prime} \) 13. \( B^{\prime} \) 14. \( A \cap B \) 15. \( A \cup B \)

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