Harder Two Set Practical Problems
There are 30 students in a class. 18 study
Spanish. 13 study German. 7 study
neither Spanish nor German. Complete
the Venn diagram to represent this
information and find the number of
students who study Spanish and German.
In a group of 25 people, 8 said they had
been to the theatre recently. 15 said they
had been to the library recently, and 10
said they had been to neither the theatre
or the library recently. Draw a Venn
diagram to represent this information and
find the number of people who had only
been to the library recently.
In a class of 30 students, 15 play football
and 11 play tennis. Twice as many
students play neither sport as play both
sports. Draw a Venn diagram to represent
this information and find the number of
students who play both football and
tennis.
There are 50 cars in a car park. 40% of
the cars are Fords. Of the Fords, 6 were
white. There were three times as many
cars that were neither white nor Ford as
there were white Fords. Draw a Venn
diagram to represent this information.
Find:
(a) the number of cars that were white,
but not Fords.
(b) the number of cars that were Fords,
but not white.