There are 44 students in Grade 7 Sampaguita were asked whether they like Math, Science or English. 18 likes Engish,17 like Science, 16 likes Math, 7 likes Math and Science, 6 likes Science and English, 5 likes Math and English and 2likes the three subjects.Giventhe problem above. Draw the illustration inside the box and answer the questions belowQuestions:1. How many sets are in the problem?2. How many students like Math only?3. How many students like English only?4. How many students like Science only?5. How many students did not like any of the three subjects?

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College Algebra

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Chapter9: Sequences, Probability And Counting Theory

Section9.5: Counting Principles

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Questions: 1. How many sets are in the problem? 2. How many students like Math only? 3. How many students like English only? 4. How many students like Science only? 5. How many students did not like any of the three subjects?