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    Venn

    Diagrams

    An Approach

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    In a class 70 students have passed in

    English and 80 students have

    passed in Mathematics. Totallythere are 120 students in the class.

    How many passed in only one

    subject and how many passed in

    both the subjects?

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    Given a + x = 70

    b + x = 80

    a + x + b + x = 150 a + b + 2x = 150

    a + b + x + y = 120

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    a x b

    y

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    a + x + b + x = 150 a + b + 2x = 150

    a + b + x + y = 120

    x - y = 30

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    Variable Min Max

    a + b 80 90

    Variable Max MinX 70 30

    Y 40 0

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    Given a + x = 70 and b + x = 80

    a + x + b + x = 150 Q1 + 2 Q2 = 150

    Q1 + Q2 = 120 Q1 represents exactly only one quality & Q2

    represents exactly 2 qualities.

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    a x b

    y

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    In a certain institute, out of every sevenstudents taking Accountancy, three takeEconomics as well. For every student taking

    at least one of the two courses, there arethree students who take up neither. If 10%of the students take only Accountancy, thepercentage of students who take only

    Economics is

    (1) 17 % (2) 23 % (3) 7 % (4) 21 %

    (5) Cannot be determined

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    Let no of people who take accountancy be 7 k

    Then no of people who take accountancy &

    Economics is 4 k Then no of people who take neither

    accountancy nor Economics is 21 k + 3 b

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    4k 3k b

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    Given 4k = 10%

    28 k + 4 b =100%

    70 % + 4 b = 100%

    4 b = 30%

    b = 7 %

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    Venn Diagrams In a group of 100 students, each student has to opt

    for one or more of the three subjects among

    Physics, Chemistry and Mathematics. The number

    of students who opted for Mathematics is more than

    the number of students who opted for Physics,which, in turn, is more than the number of students

    who opted for Chemistry, which, in turn, is more than

    the number of students who opted for exactly two of

    the three subjects, which, in turn, is more than thenumber of students who opted for all the three

    subjects. It is also known that at least one student

    opted for all the three subjects.

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    Chemistry

    gf

    e

    d

    mp

    c

    M = m + d + e + g

    P = p + d + f + g C = c + e + f + g Q2 = d +e + f Q3 =g

    M > P > C > Q2 > Q3 1

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    Venn Diagrams What is the maximum number of students

    who opted for Chemistry?

    (1) 72 (2) 79 (3) 80 (4) 81

    (5) None of these

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    Chemistry

    M > P > C > Q2 > Q3 1If C has to be Maximum,

    then Q2 has to be

    Maximum & in turn Q3

    has to be MaximumM = 84 B = 83 C = 82

    Q2 = 51 Q3 = 49

    C= 82

    49

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    Venn DiagramsWhat is the minimum number of students whoopted for Mathematics?

    (1) 38 (2) 37 (3) 36 (4) 35 (5) 34

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    Chemistry

    M > P > C > Q2 > Q3 1 If M has to be

    Minimum , then Q3

    has to be Minimum

    Q2 = 2 Q3 = 1 Remaining 97 can be

    distributed.

    M=36

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