In a survey of 400 students in a school, 100 were listed as taking apple juice, 150 as taking orange juice and 75 were listed as both apple as well as orange juice. Find how many students were taking neither apple juice nor orange juice
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225 students were taking neither apple
juice nor orange juice.
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Explanation -:
Given,
There are 400 students In a school
So ,
n (s) = 400
100 students will take apple juice
So ,
n(A) = 100
150 students will take orange juice -:
So ,
n(o) = 150
75 students will take both apple and
orange juice
So ,
n(A∩o) = 75
So,
n(A∪o)=n(A)+n(o)−n(A∩o)
=100+150−75
=175
Number of students will take northern
apple nor orange juice .
Total number of students - no. of
students either like orange juice or
apple juice
=400−175
=225
Therefore,
225 students were taking neither apple
juice nor orange juice.
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225 students were taking neither apple
juice nor orange juice.
______________________________
Explanation -:
Given,
There are 400 students In a school
So ,
n (s) = 400
100 students will take apple juice
So ,
n(A) = 100
150 students will take orange juice -:
So ,
n(o) = 150
75 students will take both apple and
orange juice
So ,
n(A∩o) = 75
So,
n(A∪o)=n(A)+n(o)−n(A∩o)
=100+150−75
=175
Number of students will take northern
apple nor orange juice .
Total number of students - no. of
students either like orange juice or
apple juice
=400−175
=225
Therefore,
225 students were taking neither apple
juice nor orange juice.
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