Calculate the number of elements belonging to the sets described below: The results of a survey of 40 incoming students show the following results: 16 students found a roommate through the school housing department. 12 students selected a roommate from a message board. 22 students knew their roommate personally. 7 students have both roommates from the housing department and message boards. 9 students have roommates from message boards and know personally. 11 students have roommates from the housing department and know personally. 5 students have roommates from all 3 sources
How many students did not report having roommates?
Is 8 the correct answer?
Anybody?
I am thinking 8 to witch would mean that the 22 students is just extra info
I'm just not 100% sure
ok I am not either but with the math I am doing that is what I am getting
yeah not sure
i am guessing that you have to fill in some sort of venn diagram start in the middle
wanna try it?
Sure
we have to agree on a labelling lets put A has housing dept, B as message board, C and know personally
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5 students have roommates from all 3 sources |dw:1411616622683:dw|
11 students have roommates from the housing department and know personally|dw:1411616690071:dw|
Ok I understand that
i think this is right, lets continue
9 students have roommates from message boards and know personally.
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7 students have both roommates from the housing department and message boards.|dw:1411616961845:dw|
you see where i am getting the numbers from right?
oh ok i see how this is going
yeah i do
22 students knew their roommate personally. |dw:1411617050613:dw|
12 students selected a roommate from a message board.|dw:1411617119774:dw|
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