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    The document contains 11 multi-part math word problems involving sets, Venn diagrams, percentages and surveys. The problems require calculating quantities such as the number of elements in unions, intersections and complements of sets based on information provided about the sets such as number of total elements, number of elements in individual sets and number that elements that are shared between sets.

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    The document contains 11 multi-part math word problems involving sets, Venn diagrams, percentages and surveys. The problems require calculating quantities such as the number of elements in unions, intersections and complements of sets based on information provided about the sets such as number of total elements, number of elements in individual sets and number that elements that are shared between sets.

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    The document contains 11 multi-part math word problems involving sets, Venn diagrams, percentages and surveys. The problems require calculating quantities such as the number of elements in unions, intersections and complements of sets based on information provided about the sets such as number of total elements, number of elements in individual sets and number that elements that are shared between sets.

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    Venn

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    The document contains 11 multi-part math word problems involving sets, Venn diagrams, percentages and surveys. The problems require calculating quantities such as the number of elements in unions, intersections and complements of sets based on information provided about the sets such as number of total elements, number of elements in individual sets and number that elements that are shared between sets.

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    1) Stephen asked 100 coffee drinkers whether they like cream or sugar in their

    coffee. According to the Venn diagram below, how many like


    a) Cream?
    b) Sugar?
    c) Sugar but not cream?
    d) Cream but not sugar?
    e) Cream and sugar?
    f) Cream or sugar?

    2) Kroner asked 100 adults whether they had studied French, Spanish or Japanese in school.
    According to the Venn diagram below, how many had studied
    a. Spanish?
    b. Spanish but not French?
    c. Japanese but not French?
    d. French and Spanish?
    e. French or Spanish?
    f. French and Spanish but not Japanese?

    3. If A and B are two sets such that A B has 60 elements. A has 32 elements and B has 40
    elements. How many elements does A B have?

    4. If X and Y are two sets such that X has 30 elements and X Y has 50 elements and X Y
    has 8 elements, how many elements does Y have?

    5. Find n(A B) if n(A) = 43, n(B) = 51 and n(A B) = 30.

    6. In a class, 60% students like math whereas 50% like science. What per cent of students
    like both math and science?

    7. There are 100 teachers in a school. 60 teach science, 25 teach humanities, 15 teach both
    science and humanities.
    Find the number of teachers who teach:
    (a) science but not humanities.
    (b) Humanities but not science.
    (c) Humanities or science.

    8. In a group, 25 persons like tea or coffee, of these 15 like tea and 6 like both coffee and
    tea. How many like coffee?

    9. In a survey of 40 students in a class, 10 were fond of having pineapple juice, 15 were fond
    of orange juice and 7 liked to have both pineapple as well as orange juice. Find how many
    students were taking neither pineapple juice nor orange juice.

    10. In a survey, Sam found that 38 people liked product A, 36 liked product B, and 39 liked
    product C. If 24 people liked both products A and B, 20 people liked products C and A, 18
    people liked product B and C, and 9 liked all the three products. Find how many liked product
    C only?

    11. In a group of 60 students, 25 play table tennis, 16 do swimming and 22 play cricket, 8
    play table tennis and do swimming, 6 play cricket and do swimming, 5 play table tennis and
    cricket, and 12 students do not play any of these game.
    Find:
    (a) how many play table tennis, do swimming and play cricket?
    (b) How many play table tennis but not cricket?
    (c) How many play table tennis and cricket but not do swimming?

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