A movie company is making plans for future movies it wishes to produce. The company has done a random survey from 1000 people. The results of the survey are shown as follows: 695 people like action adventures. 340 people like comedies. 180 people like both action adventures and comedies. 13. How many people like action adventures but not comedies? 14. How many people like comedies but not action adventures? 15. How many people do not like either of these types of movies?

A movie company is making plans for future movies it wishes to produce. The company has done a random survey from 1000 people. The results of the survey are shown as follows: 695 people like action adventures. 340 people like comedies. 180 people like both action adventures and comedies. 13. How many people like action adventures but not comedies? 14. How many people like comedies but not action adventures? 15. How many people do not like either of these types of movies?

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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