SOLVE WITHOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE At a children's party, the kids were asked about their ice cream flavor preferences, and the following results were obtained: 9 want chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry; 12 want strawberry and vanilla, 13 want chocolate and strawberry, 15 want chocolate and vanilla, 18 want only strawberry, 26 want only vanilla, 29 want only chocolate, and 8 want other flavors. a) How many children were at the party? b) How many want to try only one flavor? c) How many children do not want vanilla?

SOLVE WITHOUT ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE At a children's party, the kids were asked about their ice cream flavor preferences, and the following results were obtained: 9 want chocolate, vanilla, and strawberry; 12 want strawberry and vanilla, 13 want chocolate and strawberry, 15 want chocolate and vanilla, 18 want only strawberry, 26 want only vanilla, 29 want only chocolate, and 8 want other flavors. a) How many children were at the party? b) How many want to try only one flavor? c) How many children do not want vanilla?

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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