Draw a Venn Diagram for NOT (A and NOT B).

As an AI language model, I cannot draw diagrams or images. However, I can explain how to draw a Venn Diagram for NOT (A and NOT B). To create this diagram, we start by drawing two overlapping circles, one representing set A and the other representing set B. We then shade in all the region inside circle A that is outside of circle B. This represents NOT B or the complement of B. Next, we draw a diagonal line through the intersection of the two circles. This divides the region outside of A into two parts: one that is common to A and NOT B and another that is not part of A. Finally, we shade in the region outside of both A and NOT B. This shaded area represents the set NOT (A and NOT B). The resulting Venn Diagram looks like a rectangle with a small area shaded in the upper left corner, representing the set NOT (A and NOT B).