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The picture shows a circle divided into fractional parts and the Venn diagram compares and contrasts the fractional parts from the picture. The overlapping sections of the Venn diagram connect to the fractional parts of the circle. Upon examination, relationships between the fractional parts in the picture and Venn diagram can be observed.
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