Represent the problem with Venn diagram and answer the question based on the diagram. Show solution. A survey of 100 of computer students revealed that: 41 students are taking C++, 29 students are taking Java, 26 students are taking Visual Basic; 15 students are taking C++ and Java, 8 students are taking Java and Visual Basic, 19 students are taking C++ and Visual Basic; 5 students are taking all three programming languages. Questions: 1. How many are not taking any of the 3 languages? 2. How many are taking just one of the three languages?

Represent the problem with Venn diagram and answer the question based on the diagram. Show solution. A survey of 100 of computer students revealed that: 41 students are taking C++, 29 students are taking Java, 26 students are taking Visual Basic; 15 students are taking C++ and Java, 8 students are taking Java and Visual Basic, 19 students are taking C++ and Visual Basic; 5 students are taking all three programming languages. Questions: 1. How many are not taking any of the 3 languages? 2. How many are taking just one of the three languages?

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Author:Erwin Kreyszig

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A survey of 100 of computer students revealed that:

41 students are taking C++,

29 students are taking Java,

26 students are taking Visual Basic;

15 students are taking C++ and Java,

8 students are taking Java and Visual Basic,

19 students are taking C++ and Visual Basic;

5 students are taking all three programming languages.

Questions:

1. How many are not taking any of the 3 languages?

2. How many are taking just one of the three languages?

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