Make two copies of this Venn diagram (I) On the first, shade in P\Q (2) On the second, shade in Q/P

Unfortunately, as a text-based assistant, I am unable to create visual elements such as Venn diagrams. However, I can provide you with instructions on how to create the Venn diagrams yourself. Here's how you can do it:

First, draw two overlapping circles to represent sets P and Q. Make sure the circles intersect in the middle.

(I) To shade in P\Q on the first Venn diagram:

1. In the circle representing set P, shade the region that does not overlap with set Q. This region represents the elements in P that are not in Q.

(II) To shade in Q/P on the second Venn diagram:

1. In the circle representing set Q, shade the region that does not overlap with set P. This region represents the elements in Q that are not in P.

Remember, the final result for each Venn diagram should show the shaded regions, representing P\Q and Q/P, respectively.