A showroom stocks tiles in combination of 3 colors - pink, purple, and yellow. 60% of the tiles have pink color. 30% of tiles have purple color, and 50% of tiles have yellow color. No tile has all 3 colors, but some tiles can have 2 colors. What percentage of tiles have only one color?

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Camille Singleton

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16 April, 09:10

A showroom stocks tiles in combination of 3 colors - pink, purple, and yellow. 60% of the tiles have pink color. 30% of tiles have purple color, and 50% of tiles have yellow color. No tile has all 3 colors, but some tiles can have 2 colors. What percentage of tiles have only one color?

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Davian Burns · Answer 1

40%

Step-by-step explanation:

Just add! 60%+30%+50%=140%. But there cannot be anything more than 100 so, subtract 100% from it and you will have 40%

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