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Let A and B be subsets of a universal set U and suppose n(U) = 390, n(A) = 130, n(B) = 90, and n(A B) = 40. Find the number of...Asked by Blake
Let A and B be subsets of a universal set U and suppose n(U) = 350, n(A) = 130, n(B) = 90, and n(A B) = 50.
Find the number of elements in the set.
n(Ac n B)
Find the number of elements in the set.
n(Ac n B)
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Answered by
Ms Pi 3.14159265358979323
Sketch out the Venn Diagram.
You are looking for where everything outside of A connects with B.
So that is the stuff in B, that is not also in A
There is 90 total in B.
But you need to remove the 50 that are in both A and B.
That will give you your answer : )
You are looking for where everything outside of A connects with B.
So that is the stuff in B, that is not also in A
There is 90 total in B.
But you need to remove the 50 that are in both A and B.
That will give you your answer : )
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Blake
So multiple 130 with 90 and 350?
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