In a group of movies lovers, 12 of them like SF movies, 9 of them like Action movies, 7 of them like Drama movies, 5 of them like SF and Dramas, 3 of them like Actions and Dramas, 6 of the like SF and Actions, and 2 of them like all SF, Actions, and Dramas. Find the following using Venn Diagram a) The number of the members who like SF only is:b) The number of the members who like Actions only is:c) The number of the members who like Dramas only is:d) The number of the members who like SF and Actions only is:e) The number of the members who like SF and Dramas only is:) The number of the members who like Actions and Dramas only is:

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In a group of movies lovers, 12 of them like SF movies, 9 of them like Action movies, 7 of them like Drama movies, 5 of them like SF and Dramas, 3 of them like Actions and Dramas, 6 of the like SF and Actions, and 2 of them like all SF, Actions, and Dramas. Find the following using Venn Diagram

In a group of movies lovers, 12 of them like SF movies, 9 of them like Action movies, 7 of them like Drama movies, 5 of them like SF and Dramas, 3 of them like Actions and Dramas, 6 of the like SF and Actions, and 2 of them like all SF, Actions, and Dramas. Find the following using Venn Diagram

Advanced Engineering Mathematics

10th Edition

ISBN:9780470458365

Author:Erwin Kreyszig

Publisher:Erwin Kreyszig

Chapter2: Second-order Linear Odes

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