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In a group of 100 people 15 likereading newspapers

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Answered by kabraarchita
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Answer:

Given, total number of teacher = 100

=> n(T) = 100

Now, 15 like reading newspapers only

=> n(N) = 15

12 like learning computers only

=> n(C) = 12

8 like watching movies only

=> n(M) = 8

40 like reading newspapers and watching movies,

=> n(N ∩ M) = 40

20 like learning computer and watching movies

=> => n(C ∩ M) = 20

10 like reading newspaper and learning computer

=> n(N ∩ C) = 10

65 like watching movies, newspaper and learning computer.

=> n(N ∩ M ∩ C) = 65

1. Numbers of teachers who Like reading newspapers is

  (15 - 10) + (65 - 40) + (65 - 15) - 15

= 5 + 25 + 50 - 15

= 80 - 15

= 65

2. Numbers of teachers who Like learning computer is

  (12 - 10) + (65 - 12) + (20 - 12) - 12

= 2 + 53 + 8 - 12

= 63 - 12

= 51

3. Numbers of teachers who do not like any thing is

  100 - (65 - 15) - (65 - 12) - (65 - 8) + 65

= 100 - 50 - 53 - 57 + 65

= 165 - 160

= 5

There ya go........

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