A group of 300 incoming Grade 7 students were given questionnaires to find out who like Online classes as belonged to Group A, Offline classes as belonged to Group B and physical but no-contact policy as belonged to Group C. It was found out that 138 students belonged to A, 150 students belonged to B. 95 students belonged to C. 58 students belonged to both A and B, 47 students belonged to both A and C, 42 students belonged to both B and C and 25 students belonged to the three options. How many students belonged to A only, to B only, to C only and how many students are still undecided?

A group of 300 incoming Grade 7 students were given questionnaires to find out who like Online classes as belonged to Group A, Offline classes as belonged to Group B and physical but no-contact policy as belonged to Group C. It was found out that 138 students belonged to A, 150 students belonged to B. 95 students belonged to C. 58 students belonged to both A and B, 47 students belonged to both A and C, 42 students belonged to both B and C and 25 students belonged to the three options. How many students belonged to A only, to B only, to C only and how many students are still undecided?

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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