PLEASE HELP FAST!! Dogs in the GoodDog Obedience School win a blue ribbon for learning how to sit, a green ribbon for learning how to roll over, and a white ribbon for learning how to stay. There are 100 dogs in the school. 73 have blue ribbons, 39 have green ribbons, and 62 have white ribbons. 21 have a blue ribbon and a green ribbon; 28 have a green ribbon and a white ribbon; 41 have a blue ribbon and a white ribbon. 14 have all three ribbons. b) How many dogs have not learned any tricks?
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The answer is 2. From the set theory, \[n(A \cup B \cup C) = n(A) + n(B) + n(C) - n(A.B)-n(B.C)-n(C.A) + n(A.B.C)\] The dot implies intersection. You need to add x to the R.H.S for dogs which did not learn any tricks.
or a venn worked from the inside out will be a good chart to fill in
Yeah venn diagrams are good. But they are very difficult to draw here.
Dogs in the GoodDog Obedience School win a blue ribbon for learning how to sit, a green ribbon for learning how to roll over, and a white ribbon for learning how to stay. There are 100 dogs in the school. 73 have blue ribbons, 39 have green ribbons, and 62 have white ribbons. 14 bgw 21-14 bg = 7 28-14 gw = 14 41-14 bw = 27 73 have blue ribbons 39 have green ribbons 62 have white ribbons. |dw:1373130334873:dw|
adding up all the parts and subtracting the total number of participants leaves how many are not ribbon winners
Yeah,add all the parts and subtract from total number. correct.
if we try to reconstruct the original solution process: (bgw) + (bgw-bg) + (bgw-bw) + (bgw-gw) + (b-bgw - bw - bg) + (g-bgw - gw - bg) + (w-bgw - bw - gw) (bgw) + (bgw) -(bg+bw+gw) + (b+g+w) - (3bgw +2bw +2gw +2bg) (2bgw) -(bg+bw+gw) + (b+g+w) - (3bgw +2bw +2gw +2bg) (bgw) + (b+g+w) - 3(bw +gw +bg) now to determine if ive messed up someplace lol
... personally, id stick with the venns for a set of 3 or less :)
the venn diagram probably is the simplest way :) label the unknown area as x and that is probably it
with a little thought to it: the parts remaining are: b - bg - bw + bgw; since bgw is actually subtracted twice 14 bgw 21-14 bg = 7 28-14 gw = 14 41-14 bw = 27 73 - 21 - 41 + 14 = 25 39 - 21 - 28 + 14 = 4 62 - 28 - 41 + 14 = 7 100 - (14+7+14+27+25+4+7) = 100 - 98
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