Math, asked by yogesh9728728870, 6 months ago

Consider the Venn diagram given below:
Movies
News
32
36
02 14
24
4
16
10
28
Songs
02.14
The number in the Venn diagram indicates the number of persons / people watching the TV programmes. The
diagram is drawn after surveying 150 persons in a population of 12,000. How many persons / people can be
expected to watch at least two TV programmes?​

Answers

Answered by yvansh505
0

Answer:

Consider the Venn diagram given below:

Movies

News

32

36

02 14

24

4

16

10

28

Songs

02.14

The number in the Venn diagram indicates the number of persons / people watching the TV programmes. The

diagram is drawn after surveying 150 persons in a population of 12,000. How many persons / people can be

expected to watch at least two TV programmes?

Answered by nasir8179
0

Answer:

4000

Step-by-step explanation:

step 1;

total population = 12000

but survey taken only upti 150 members.

so we should consider the ratio of these two = 150/12000 = 1/80.

step 2;

atleast 2 programs so add (16+24+10) =50 according to veen diagram.

so these 50 people are in 150 of those were taken survey.

Compare the 50 people according to ratio in step 1 (1/80).

so here 1 part is equal to 50 people then 80 is equal to 4000.

Ans: 4000.

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