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10. In a survey of 200 MDM4U students, the following information was found: 68 enjoy crosswords, 97 enjoy baking, 71 enjoy acting, 20 enjoy acting and crosswords, 29 enjoy acting and baking, 23 enjoy baking and crosswords, 28 do not enjoy any of those three activities. Explaining any calculations, a. How many people enjoy all three activities?

10. In a survey of 200 MDM4U students, the following information was found: 68 enjoy crosswords, 97 enjoy baking, 71 enjoy acting, 20 enjoy acting and crosswords, 29 enjoy acting and baking, 23 enjoy baking and crosswords, 28 do not enjoy any of those three activities. Explaining any calculations, a. How many people enjoy all three activities?

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10. In a survey of 200 MDM4U students, the following information was found: 68 enjoy crosswords, 97 enjoy baking, 71 enjoy acting, 20 enjoy acting and crosswords, 29 enjoy acting and baking, 23 enjoy baking and crosswords, 28 do not enjoy any of those three activities. Explaining any calculations, a. How many people enjoy all three activities? b. How many people enjoy only acting? c. How many people enjoy only baking? d. Create a Venn diagram that depicts the number of students who enjoy the activities. You may draw your diagram and scan or photograph it, you may create it electronically, or if you are unable to complete this activity visually, you may describe the components of the diagram in detail.
Transcribed Image Text:10. In a survey of 200 MDM4U students, the following information was found: 68 enjoy crosswords, 97 enjoy baking, 71 enjoy acting, 20 enjoy acting and crosswords, 29 enjoy acting and baking, 23 enjoy baking and crosswords, 28 do not enjoy any of those three activities. Explaining any calculations, a. How many people enjoy all three activities? b. How many people enjoy only acting? c. How many people enjoy only baking? d. Create a Venn diagram that depicts the number of students who enjoy the activities. You may draw your diagram and scan or photograph it, you may create it electronically, or if you are unable to complete this activity visually, you may describe the components of the diagram in detail.
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1 2 DI <1 Ans: 3 G 4 ·上··· 大 2) Chris (they/them) is planning a meal for a party. The meal will include an appetizer, a main course, and dessert. They have three choices for an appetizer (Artichoke, Bruschetta, or Caviar), two choices for a main course (Drumsticks or Eggplant), and three choices for dessert (Fritter, Gelato, or Hot chocolate). 5 Ans: 3(appetizers) X2(main courses)X3(desserts) = 18 meals = 18 meals 6 A. Create a tree diagram that depicts all possible options for Chris' meal. You may create your diagram on the computer, or draw it on paper using a ruler and dark pen and then insert a clear photograph or scan into your assignment submission? B. How many different meals are possible? C. How many different meals are possible if Chris cannot serve Eggplant and Fritter together? Explain your answer. D. How many different meals are possible if Chris must serve at least one of Artichoke, Eggplant, and Hot chocolate? Explain your answer. 3)A teacher is creating a test from a question bank. If question 1 can be chosen 7
Transcribed Image Text:1 2 DI <1 Ans: 3 G 4 ·上··· 大 2) Chris (they/them) is planning a meal for a party. The meal will include an appetizer, a main course, and dessert. They have three choices for an appetizer (Artichoke, Bruschetta, or Caviar), two choices for a main course (Drumsticks or Eggplant), and three choices for dessert (Fritter, Gelato, or Hot chocolate). 5 Ans: 3(appetizers) X2(main courses)X3(desserts) = 18 meals = 18 meals 6 A. Create a tree diagram that depicts all possible options for Chris' meal. You may create your diagram on the computer, or draw it on paper using a ruler and dark pen and then insert a clear photograph or scan into your assignment submission? B. How many different meals are possible? C. How many different meals are possible if Chris cannot serve Eggplant and Fritter together? Explain your answer. D. How many different meals are possible if Chris must serve at least one of Artichoke, Eggplant, and Hot chocolate? Explain your answer. 3)A teacher is creating a test from a question bank. If question 1 can be chosen 7
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