2. ) A group of 200 year 7 students are asked if they owned a dog or a cat. Thirty-two (32) own both a dog and a cat, 25 students only have a cat and 95 students own a dog. Produce a Venn diagram to represent this situation. Devise a set of questions to ask a friend about the Venn diagram. Include some set notation and some probability questions. The other questions in the picture are questions 3 and 4. Please answer correctly. These are only 3 questions. Make sure to do a Venn diagram for each of these problems, please only answer if you can answer these 3 Questions. Don't answer if you can't answer these please. In a Board Examination for Certified Plant Mechanic,119 examinees took the Shop Machinery subject, 104examinees took the Power Plant Machinery subject, and115 examinees took the Industrial Plant Machinerysubject. Seventy-eight (78) conditioned examinees tookShop Machinery and Power Plant Machinery subjects,71 took Power Plant Machinery and IndustrialMachinery subjects, 85 examinees took IndustrialMachinery and Shop Machinery subjects and 54examinees took all the three subjects. How manyexaminees took the Certified Plant Mechanic BoardExamination? 4. In a survey involving 150 students it was found that:a. 72 saved with Bank Ab. 89 saved with Bank BC. 75 saved with Bank Cd. 27 saved with Bank A and Be. 30 saved with Bank A and Cf. 50 saved with Bank B and Cg. 10 saved with Bank A, B and CFind the number of students who:a. saved with at least one of the banksb. saved with exactly one of the banksC. saved with exactly two of the banksd. does not saved with any of the banks

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2. ) A group of 200 year 7 students are asked if they owned a dog or a cat. Thirty-two (32) own both a dog and a cat, 25 students only have a cat and 95 students own a dog. Produce a Venn diagram to represent this situation. Devise a set of questions to ask a friend about the Venn diagram. Include some set notation and some probability questions.

2. ) A group of 200 year 7 students are asked if they owned a dog or a cat. Thirty-two (32) own both a dog and a cat, 25 students only have a cat and 95 students own a dog. Produce a Venn diagram to represent this situation. Devise a set of questions to ask a friend about the Venn diagram. Include some set notation and some probability questions.

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

10th Edition

ISBN:9780134753119

Author:Sheldon Ross

Publisher:Sheldon Ross

Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

Section: Chapter Questions

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