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In a survey of 700 students in a college, 180 were listed as drinking Limca , 275 as drinking Mirinda and 95 were listed as drinking limca as well as Mirinda. Find how many students were drinking neither Limca nor Mirinda

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Answered by parasg902
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Total students = 700
Students drinking Limca = 180
Students drinking Mirinda = 275
Students drinking both = 95

Total students drinking either Limca or Mirinda or Both = 550

Therefore students neither drinking Limca or MIrinda = 700 - 550
                                                                                       = 150
Answered by wifilethbridge
36

Answer:

340 students were drinking neither Limca nor Mirinda

Step-by-step explanation:

Total number of students = 700

No. of students drinking limca i.e. n(Limca)=180

No. of students drinking Mirinda i.e.n(Mirinda) = 275

No. of students drinking limca as well as Mirinda i.e. n(Limca ∩ Mirinda) = 95

Total number of students drink limca , mirinda and both

n(A∪B) =n(A)+n(B)-n(A∩B)

n (Limica ∪ Mirinda)=180+275-95

n (Limica ∪ Mirinda)=360

Students were drinking neither Limca nor Mirinda = 700-360 = 340

Hence 340 students were drinking neither Limca nor Mirinda

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