Math, asked by Munmoon68501, 1 year ago

Among a group of people, 40% like red, 30% liked blue and 30% liked green. 7% liked both red and green, 5% liked both red and blue, 10% liked both green and blue. If 86% of them liked at least one color, what percentage of people liked all three

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Answered by orangesquirrel
8

Answer:

The correct answer is 8℅.

Step-by-step explanation:

This can be solved using a Venn diagram( attached below).

Percentage liking at least one colour is 86℅ so the rest 14℅ did not like any colour and hence lies in the outer space.

On adding the three percentages of red, blue and green we get= 100℅ but this should be 86℅.

The extra 14℅ is due to the common parts(which got counted twice)- Red+Blue, Blue+Green and Red+Green and all three( considered as X here)

So, the ones who liked at least one colour = 100℅ - 7℅+5℅+10℅ + X℅ = 100℅- 22℅ +X = 86℅

So, X℅ = 8.

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Answered by ankitakaza23
0

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

Red = 40 %

Green = 30%

Blue = 30%

RED∩BLUE = 5 %

RED∩GREEN = 7%

BLUE∩GREEN = 10%

people liked all three at least one color

= RED + BLUE + GREEN - RED∩BLUE - RED∩GREEN - BLUE∩GREEN + RED∩BLUE∩GREEN

=>  86 = 40 + 30 + 30 - 5 - 7 - 10 + RED∩BLUE∩GREEN

=> 86 = 78 + RED∩BLUE∩GREEN

=> RED∩BLUE∩GREEN = 8

percentage of people liked all three = 8 %

But % of People liking all three games can not be more than % Of people liking two games  ( 5 %  &  7 % )

as R∩B∩G  would be subset of R∩B  & R∩G

so data provided is Wrong

Max people who liked atleast one color can be 83 % then people liked all three = 5 %

Min people who liked atleast one color can be 78% then people liked all three = 0 %

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