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In a class of 55 21 study physics 24 study geography and 23 study economics and physics. if x students study all three subjects

and 2x study non of the subjects find
1 the value of x
2 the number of students that study only physics
3 number of students that study only 2 subjects
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Rus_ich [418]2 years ago

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The total number of students who studied only two subjects is 13.

The given parameters:

<em>Total number of students, n = 55 </em>
<em>Number of physics students = 21</em>
<em>Number of geography students = 24</em>
<em>Number of economics students = 23</em>
<em>Number of students for the 3 subjects, = x</em>
<em>Number of students who studied non = 2x</em>

The number of students who studied only two subjects can be determined by applying overlapping three sets formula as shown below;

$Total = n(phy) + n(geo) + n(econ) + n(none)- n(double) - 2(all \ subjects)\\\\55 = 21 + 24 + 23 + 2x-n(double) - 2(x)\\\\55 = 68- n(double)\\\\n(double) = 68-55\\\\n(double) = 13$

Thus, the total number of students who studied only two subjects is 13.

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