Math, asked by singhchetna877, 8 months ago

In a village each of 60% of the family has a cow , each of the 30% of the family has a buffalo and each of the 15% of the families has both cow and buffalo. if in all there are 96 families in the village. how many families do not have a cow or buffalo?

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Answered by PixleyPanda
24

Answer:

Step-by-step explanation:

15% of families have cow and buffalo.

Families only have cow = 60 - 15 = 45%

Families only have buffalo = 30 - 15 = 15%

Required families which do not have a cow or a buffalo

= 100 - (Families only have cow + Families only have buffalo + Families have cow and buffalo)

= 100 - (45 + 15 + 15)

= 25%

According to the question,

Required number

= 96100

× 25

= 24

Answered by sardonyxkshetri2005
8

Answer:24

Step-by-step explanation: Here,

Let the families be denoted by U, the families who have cow and who have buffalo by C and B.

Total families=96

n(U)= 100percent

n(C)= 60 percent

n(B)= 30 percent

n(C intersection B)= 15 percent

n(CUB)' =n(U)-n(CUB)

So, we should find n(CUB) first,

n(CUB)= n(C) +n(B) - n(C intersection B)

=60 percent + 30 percent -15 percent

= 75 percent

Now,

As in percent, n(CUB)' = 75 percent and the no. Of total families is 96

n(CUB)' =75 percent of 96

= 75/100 ×96

= 24

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