A box contains colored balls, each marked with a positive integer. Half of the balls are blue andthe others are gold. One fifth of the balls are marked with prime numbers. Four dozen are markedwith numbers that are not prime. One third of the blue balls are marked with prime numbers.How many;(a) of the gold balls are marked with numbers that are not prime?(b) balls are not-blue or are marked with numbers that are not prime or are both not blue andmarked with a number that is not prime?$11[Explain

The provided information is Four dozen is 1-1/5=4/5 of the number of balls. The total number of…

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