2) A manufacturer is test-marketing a closed-circuit TV to be sold for home poll is made of 100 people as follows. au Not interested Neutral Interested in Income in buying buying Over K15000 10 13 11 K7000-K15000 18 12 3. under K7000 24 1 If A=income over K150003; N = not interested, find the number in B =income K7000-K15000 ; C= income under K7000 and i) N' i5) CUN' iii) (AUB)N' 00

2) A manufacturer is test-marketing a closed-circuit TV to be sold for home poll is made of 100 people as follows. au Not interested Neutral Interested in Income in buying buying Over K15000 10 13 11 K7000-K15000 18 12 3. under K7000 24 1 If A=income over K150003; N = not interested, find the number in B =income K7000-K15000 ; C= income under K7000 and i) N' i5) CUN' iii) (AUB)N' 00

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Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

Section: Chapter Questions

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