Question

A group of students were surveyed to find out if they like working as a camp counselor and/or as a lifeguard during summer break. The results of the survey are shown below:
- 32 students like working as a camp counselor
- 8 students like working as a camp counselor but do not like working as a lifeguard
- 29 students like working as a lifeguard
- 8 students do not like working as a lifeguard or a camp counselor

Four students created the tables below to represent the data. CC represents camp counselor and LG represents lifeguard.

i have added the tables as an attachment because when i copied + pasted them they looked sooooo confusing.

Answer 1

Answer:

Coralle is correct.

Step-by-step explanation:

We are given that the results of the survey shows,

a) 32 students like working as a camp counselor

b) 8 students like working as a camp counselor but do not like working as a lifeguard

c) 29 students like working as a lifeguard

d) 8 students do not like working as a lifeguard or a camp counselor

So, according to the graphs, we see that,

Sam, Brenda and Nora are wrong because the total number of students who like to work as camp counselor are 32 and in these three tables, the total value is not 32.

Hence, Coralle is correct.

Answer 2

I believe that Coralle is right