Test Question


Question 1

In a survey of 300 people, it was found that 150 people liked I-phone and 200 people like Android phone. But 25 people did not like any of these two phones.
  1. If I and A denote the sets of people who like I-phone and Android phone respectively, write the cardinality of \(n (\overline{I \cup A})\). [1]
  2. Present the above information in a Venn-diagram. [1]
  3. Find the number of people who liked I-phone only. [3]
  4. Compare the number of people who like both I-phone and Android phone and who do not like any of these two phones. [1]

Section 1: Given

  1. 300 represents for

  2. 150 represents for

  3. 200 represents for

  4. 25 represents for

Section 2: To Find

  1. Write the cardinality of \( n(\overline{I \cup A}) \):

  2. Select the correct Venn diagram:
    OPT1
    OPT2
    OPT3
    OPT4
    OPT5

  3. Find the number of people who liked iPhone only:

  4. Compare the number of people who like both iPhone and Android and who do not like any of these two phones:
Full Score: [8]
  1. The cardinality of people who like none of the phones is
    \(n (\overline{I \cup A}) = 25\)
  2. Venn-diagram representation
  3. To find I-phone only
    From Venn-diagram, we see that
    (150-x) + x + (200-x) + 25 = 300
    or375 - x = 300
    orx = 75
    Thus
    The number of people who liked I-phone only is = 150 - 75 = 75.
  4. The number of people who like both (75) is three times the number of people who like none (25).

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