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a survey of a groups sports viewing habits over the last year revealed the following information: 28% watched soccer, 295 watched basketball, 19% watched tennis, 14% watched soccer and basketball, 12% watched basketball and tennis, 105 watched soccer and tennis, 8% watched all three sports.

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Answered by amitnrw
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Answer:

Wrong Data

Step-by-step explanation:

a survey of a groups sports viewing habits over the last year revealed the following information: 28% watched soccer, 295 watched basketball, 19% watched tennis, 14% watched soccer and basketball, 12% watched basketball and tennis, 105 watched soccer and tennis, 8% watched all three sports.

Let say Total number of Players = x

Watched Soccer = 28% of x  = 0.28x  = S

Watched Basket ball = 295  = B

Watched Tennis = 0.19x  = T

watched Soccer & Basketball =  0.14x  = S ∩  B

watched Basketball  & Tennis   =  0.12x  = B ∩  T

watched Soccer & Tennis =  105  = S ∩  T

Watched All three sports = 0.08x = S ∩  B ∩  T

Total number of Players = S + B + T - S ∩  B - B ∩  T - S ∩  T + S ∩  B ∩  T

Total number of players = x

0.28x + 295 + 0.19x  - 0.14x - 0.12x  - 105 + 0.08x = x

=> 0.29x + 190 = x

=> 190 = 0.71x

=> x = 190/0.71

=> x =  267

So there is something wrong in data.

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