In a class of 50 student, the number of students who offer Accounting is twice as the number who offer

Economics. 10 offer neither of the two subject.And 5 student offer both subject.
1:illustrate the information on the Venn diagram
2: how many students offer Accounting
3: how many students offer Economics.
4: how many students offer only one subject

7 answers

oops. That's 50-10, not 60-10

A = 2E, so

2E + E - 5 = 60-10
Now draw your Venn diagram, and you can answer the questions.

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Did you know?

Did you know that Venn diagrams can help us visualize and analyze data? Let's use one to understand the information provided. 1. The Venn diagram would have two intersecting circles, one representing Accounting and the other representing Economics. The region where the circles overlap represents the 5 students who offer both subjects. 2. To find the number of students who offer Accounting, we need to look at the remaining portion of the Accounting circle that does not overlap with Economics. Let's call this number "A". 3. Similarly, to determine the number of students who offer Economics, we look at the portion of the Economics circle that does not overlap with Accounting. Let's call this number "E". 4. The number of students who offer only one subject can be found by adding the students who only offer Accounting (A) to the students who only offer Economics (E).