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Direction for questions: Circle A represents even numbers from 2 to 50. Circle B represents odd numbers from 2 to 50. Circle C, represents prime numbers from 2 to 50.How many elements are there in set B only?

A
14

B
25

C
10

D
13

E
None of these

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Explanation Option [c] is correct. There are 10 elements in only set B, i.e., there are 10 odd numbers which are not primes.                  
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Direction for questions: Circle A represents even numbers from 2 to 50. Circle B represents odd numbers from 2 to 50. Circle C, represents prime numbers from 2 to 50.How many elements are there in set B only?
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