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I am Lyosha [343]
4 years ago
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A recent survey of

Mathematics
1 answer:
Serga [27]4 years ago
6 0

Answer:

The total number of students in a survey is 300.

Let the number of junior male(JM) be x and the number of senior males(SM) be y.

Let the number of junior female(JF) be p and the number of senior males(SF) be q.

It is given that there are 160 males, 80 junior females, 130 seniors.

Since number of males are 160. So the number of females are,

300-160=140

Since number of junior females is 80.

JF+SF=140\\80+SF=140\\SF=60

Since number of seniors are 130.

SM+SF=130\\SM+60=130\\SM=70

Since number of males is 160.

JM+SM=160\\JM+70=160\\JM=90

Therefore, the table and venn diagram is shown below.

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