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1.If n(U)= 85, n(A)= 48, n(B)= 50 and n(AnB)=28, find i) n(AUB) ii) n(AUB) iii) no(A)iv) no(B).
2.P and Q are the subsets of a universal set U. If n(P)=40%, n(Q)=55%and n(PUQ) = 15% find, i) n(PUQ) ii) n(PnQ) iii) n( only P) iv) n( only Q)
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Answered by Anonymous

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Whom” is the correct pronoun. Because this sentence asks a question, its syntax is different from that of a declarative sentence. Let’s put it in the latter form and make a difference of pronoun: “Do you love him?” Note that you do not say “love he.” “Him’” is the objective form of the pronoun. “Whom” is also the objective form, and so that is the pronoun that is correct.

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1.If n(U)= 85, n(A)= 48, n(B)= 50 and n(AnB)=28, find i) n(AUB) ii) n(AUB) iii) no(A)iv) no(B). 2.P and Q are the subsets of a universal set U. If n(P)=40%, n(Q)=55%and n(PUQ) = 15% find, i) n(PUQ) ii) n(PnQ) iii) n( only P) iv) n( only Q) Plz help

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1.If n(U)= 85, n(A)= 48, n(B)= 50 and n(AnB)=28, find i) n(AUB) ii) n(AUB) iii) no(A)iv) no(B).
2.P and Q are the subsets of a universal set U. If n(P)=40%, n(Q)=55%and n(PUQ) = 15% find, i) n(PUQ) ii) n(PnQ) iii) n( only P) iv) n( only Q)
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