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22 June, 18:32

The results of surveying 100 residents of a city reported that 40 read the daily morning paper, 70 read the daily evening paper & 20 read neither. How many:.1. Read at least 1 paper? 2. Read both? 3. Read exactly one daily paper?

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  1. 22 June, 18:59
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    (40 - x) + (70 - x) + x + 20 = 100

    130 - x = 100

    -x = 100 - 130

    -x = - 30

    x = 30

    read daily morning paper = 10

    read the daily evening paper = 40

    read both papers = 30

    read neither paper = 20

    how many read at least one paper : 80

    read both = 30

    read exactly one = 50
  2. 22 June, 19:01
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    From the data given, we can obtain the number of people reading at least 1 paper by taking the difference between the universal set and the set containing people not reading anything. The answer in 1 is 100-20 equal to 80. In 2, the answer is 40 + 70 - 80 equal to 30 people. 3. The people reading exactly one daily paper is 50 people
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