Asked by Goodness
In a class of 42 students,25 offer biology,15 offer history and 18 do biology but not history.
i. Draw a Venn diagram to show the information.
ii. Find how many students offer neither history nor biology
i. Draw a Venn diagram to show the information.
ii. Find how many students offer neither history nor biology
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Answered by
Writeacher
<b>Your vocabulary is incorrect. Please call this to your math and English teachers' attention.</b>
This is what you mean:
<i>In a class of 42 students, 25 <b>take</b> biology, 15 <b>take</b> history, and 18 <b>take</b> biology but not history.
i. Draw a Venn diagram to show the information.
ii. Find how many students <b>take</b> neither history nor biology.</i>
This is what you mean:
<i>In a class of 42 students, 25 <b>take</b> biology, 15 <b>take</b> history, and 18 <b>take</b> biology but not history.
i. Draw a Venn diagram to show the information.
ii. Find how many students <b>take</b> neither history nor biology.</i>
Answered by
Reiny
After making your Venn diagram, you realize that we don't know how many take
both biology and history, label that part x
Now label the part of only biology as 25-x
but you are told: 25-x = 18
x = 7
Now you can fill in the rest of the VD, and you would have "only history" as 8
Add up all the parts of your diagram and compare it to the total of 52
How many take neither of the two subject ?
both biology and history, label that part x
Now label the part of only biology as 25-x
but you are told: 25-x = 18
x = 7
Now you can fill in the rest of the VD, and you would have "only history" as 8
Add up all the parts of your diagram and compare it to the total of 52
How many take neither of the two subject ?
Answered by
peace
I don't know it pls solve it
Answered by
Anonymous
How can I draw the Venn diagram