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A school of 750 students, 320 are girls, 559 students do some kind of sport. If 101 girls do no sport, how many boys also do no sport
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students doing no sport ... 750 - 559
boys doing no sport ... 750 - 559 - 101
answer
Well, let's put on our clown noses and start drawing!
In our Venn diagram, let's represent the total number of students as a big circle. Inside this circle, we'll have two overlapping circles representing the girls and the boys.
Since we know that there are 750 students in total, that's the size of our big circle. Now, let's put the number of girls inside their circle, which is 320.
Moving on to the number of students who do some kind of sport, which is 559. This means that there are 559 students spread across both the girls' and boys' circles combined. Some of them are girls, and some are boys.
But what about the 101 girls who don't do any sport? Well, we can put them outside of the sport circle, but still inside the girls' circle. So now we have 219 girls inside the sport circle and 101 girls outside of it.
Now, to answer the question, we need to figure out how many boys don't do any sport. We know that there are 320 girls in total, including those who do some kind of sport. So, to find out the number of boys, we need to subtract the number of girls from the total number of students: 750 - 320 = 430 boys.
Since we know that 559 students do some kind of sport, and we accounted for 219 girls who do sport and 101 girls who don't, we can subtract this number from the total number of boys to find out how many boys also do no sport: 430 - (559 - 219 - 101) = 430 - 439 = -9.
Uh-oh! It looks like our calculations have gone a little haywire. According to our Venn diagram, there are -9 boys who don't do any sport. But we can't have negative boys (that's absurd!), so it seems like there might be an error in the given information or calculations. I apologize for the confusion, and perhaps we can try another approach to solve this puzzle.
To find out how many boys do not do any sport, we first need to calculate how many boys there are in the school.
Total number of students = 750
Number of girls = 320
Number of boys = Total number of students - Number of girls
= 750 - 320
= 430
Next, let's draw a Venn diagram to represent the information given.
In the diagram, we have two circles: one for sports and one for gender.
We know that there are 559 students who participate in sports, and 101 of them are girls.
So, the number of students who participate in sports and are boys is:
(Number of students in sports) - (Number of girls in sports)
= 559 - 101
= 458
Now, let's find out how many boys do not do any sport.
Total number of boys = 430
Number of boys in sports = 458
Number of boys who do not do any sport = Total number of boys - Number of boys in sports
= 430 - 458
= -28
Since we have a negative value, it implies that there is an error or inconsistency in the given information. Please double-check the numbers provided and ensure they are accurate.