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V group of 65 students 40 students want to be doctor and 20 to be social worker the number of student who want to be doctor only and that who want to be social worker only are in the ratio 3:1 by drawing on Venn diagram find. how many want both if them and how many want to be neither of them?

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Answered by amitnrw
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Given :  group of 65 students 40 students want to be doctor and 20 to be social worker

the number of student who want to be doctor only and that who want to be social worker only are in the ratio 3:1  

To find: how many want both if them

how many want to be neither of them  

Solution:

Total  = 65

Doctor D  = 40

Social worker S = 20

Both D ∩ S   = B

Only Doctor = 40 - B

Only social worker = 20 - B

(40 - B)/(20 - B) = 3/1

=> 40 - B = 60 - 3B

=> 2B = 20

=> B = 10

D ∩ S   = 10

want both = 10

Total = D + S - D ∩ S +  None

=> 65  = 40 + 20 - 10 + None

=> None = 15

neither of them = 15

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Answered by Anonymous
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Answer:

Total  = 65

Doctor D  = 40

Social worker S = 20

Both D ∩ S   = B

Only Doctor = 40 - B

Only social worker = 20 - B

(40 - B)/(20 - B) = 3/1

=> 40 - B = 60 - 3B

=> 2B = 20

=> B = 10

D ∩ S   = 10

want both = 10

Total = D + S - D ∩ S +  None

=> 65  = 40 + 20 - 10 + None

=> None = 15

neither of them = 15

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