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Author: karl J. smith
Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Chapter 2.3, Problem 26PS
To determine
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The Venn diagram for the relationship
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John likes Joan, Jean and Jane; Joe likes Jane and Joan; Jean and Joan like each other.
Draw a digraph illustrating these relationships between John, Joan, Jean, Jane and Joe.
3. In how many ways can this diagram be coloured subject to the following
two conditions?
(i.) Each of the smaller triangle is to be painted with one of the three
colours: White, black or blue.
(ii.) No two adjacent regions have the same colour.
If "C, = "C,, then n is equal to
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If "P, = 840, "C, = 35, then r = ,
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1SC, + 1$C, - 1C, - "C, =
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In a school of 450 students,120 students are in DECA, 270 students are on sports teams, and 75 students participate in both activities. It may be helpful to create a Venn Diagram for this problem.
How many students do not participate in any activity?
A. 135B. 75C. 315D. 450
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