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Originally Posted by raul
mathematics nasad ta...hehehe
the nuetral could not be those where the two circles overlap, because they are neither proud or not proud. thus, they belong outside the cirles called the "universal set" pero they can changed from neutral to either proud an not proud. meaning kulang ang diagram nga 2 circles, so mo add ta ug rectangle then adto nato isulod ang 2 circles.hehehe.
and most importantly...i think it is wrong to use the venn diagram in these situation, kay the proud and not proud can never overlap each other. because when say you are neutral, you are not supporting any side or position. so you are not common to those proud and not proud.
in short, majority wins(istorya.net wise lang)..hehehe. smile everybody.
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agree ko sa gisulti ni raul ug cdburgh. And please when statistics is used it is never possible to interview or poll from a whole population. Mismo NCSO sampling ra na ilang gihimo pero nganong NITOO MAN TA? Hasta diay kana sayop kay dili total population. Yes maybe only 57 as cdburgh wrote pero sa karun 59 na, is not the whole population but that is why naay sampling (statistics man kaha ning atong gi istoryahan) dili tawun ko statistician pero mas maayo na lang ning naay gibasihan nga 59 , ang imong FACT NGA DAGHAN GANAHAN asa man na gikan? Naa pod diay laing survey?
LIsod man god nang dili tuhoan ang resulta sa kadaghanan. Kanang mag survey sa TV nga pa texton ka kung asa ka laban dili man na tibook population diil pod diay na angay toho-an? Di na na kinahanglan i-venn diagram uy. Sa pag tan-aw pa lang sa numero (sa bar pa lang klaro na) kung unsa ang majority.