1.- Given the set B= {4; 0; {5; 0; 1}; {{8; 4}}} 6.

6.- Given the set, determine the sum of

Indicate the number of false statements: elements of M.

0∈ B 5∈ B − −
*{ ; }⊂B B has 16 subsets M={ / x∈ ℕ ∧ ≤ < 8}
* ∈B * { ; }⊂ B
* {{0; 5}}⊂ B B has a subset A) 162 B)160 C)185 D)176 E)168
Ternary.
7.- Sean:
A)3 B)8 C)2 D)4 E)5
A = {(x - 1)∈ ℤ+ x is prime∧ ≤ x + 1< 27
2.-Yes: A= {1; 2; 4; 8; 1; {8}; {{{9}}}; {5; 7}; } +
Indicate how many of the following propositions B={ ∈ ℤ+ n is an integer∧ ≤ n -1≤ 16}
they are true:
Halle: n(A△B) + n(B∪A)
I)2⊂ A II){8} ∈ A
III)n(A)= 9 IV){ ; } ∈ A A)16 B)10 C)18 D)20 E)11
V) ⊂ A VI){ } ⊂A
VII){ } ⊂ P(A) VIII){{ }} ⊂ P(A) 8.- Knowing that:
IX)A∉ P(A) X){{ }} ⊂ P(A)
Invalid input /it is a 3-digit number in base 6
XI)n[P(A)]=256 XII){ } ⊂ P(A) Input is incomplete and cannot be translated. / it is a 4-digit number in base 5
[ ( ∩ )]
A)6 B)7 C)8 D)9 E)10 Determine:

3.- The following sets are given: A)445 B)280 C)490 D)845 E)830

E = {2a + 1 / a∈ ℕ ∧ 1< a≤ 7} 9.- Given the set:

F = {2a + 1∈ ℤ / a∈ ℤ ∧ 1< a< 8}
A= { + / ∈ ℤ, < 9}
Find the sum of the largest element of E plus the
smallest element of F: How many binary subsets does A have?

A)31 B)18 C)19 D)20 E)N.A. 3 C)9 D)6 E)7

4.- Find the sum of the elements of the following 10.- Given the singular set:
set: −
S= { a + 4; b - 3; 25}, calculate:
R= { + 4 / x∈ ℤ ∧ - ≤ 2x + 3≤ 7}
A)3 B)1 C)5 D)6 E)4
A)30 B)20 C)13 D)14 E)N.A.
11.- Given the unit sets:
5.- Find the number of non-empty subsets
from the following set: A= { + b; a + 2b - 3; 12
B= { ; ; 16}
R= { +2/- ≤ 3x - 1< 8; x∈ ℕ }
Find the value of: x + y + a + b
A)0 B)2 C)1 D)4 E) N.A.
A)81 B) 18 C)20 D)36 E)40

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12.- If the following sets are unitary and
equal, calculate: a + b + c A)3 B)4 C)8 D)22 E) N.A

A= { + b; c} 19.-Determine:
B= { - 7; 5b + 2
[ ∪ (A-B)]–[( ∪ ) - (A∩C)]
A)11 B)18 C)10 D) 16 E)4
A)B union C B) A∩ B C)A
13.- Sets B and C are equal and the D)A ∪ B E)C
Set A is singleton.
20.-Simplify:
A= { + 3b + 2; 30; 4b - 2
B= {37; ; 16} Invalid input∩(A△B)]∩ ( ∪ ( ) }∪[A- ∪) ] ∪
C = {2n + 4; + 1; 81}
A)A ∪ C B) A∩ B C)A
D)A ∪ B E)C
Find: x + m + n + a + b
21.- What conjunctive relationship does the
A) 24 B)28 C)18 D)26 E)19 shaded region?
B
A
14.- If A and B are two finite sets, such that,
the number of subsets of A and the number of
elements of P(B) sum to 320, sets A and
B has two common elements. C
Determine: n(A△B)

A)14 B)20 C)10 D)16 E)19

15.- Let A and B be two non-empty sets, such that A)B (A C) - (A

what, n(A∪B)= 6 y n[P(A)] + n[P(B)] = 40 B)B (A C) - (A C) ]
Find: n[P(A∩ )] C)B (A C) (A C) ]
D)B (A C) - (A
E)B - [ (A C) - (A C) ]
A)2 B)4 C)8 D)16 E)32

16.- Knowing that: n(A) - n(B) = 4. Additionally 22.- Which of the alternatives represents the region
Between A and B, there are 544 subsets. shaded
C
Find: n(A) + n[P(B)]
A B

A)12 B)14 C)18 D)21 E)32

17.- Set A has 3 more elements than the I. (C A' B') ( A B)

set B, if the number of subsets of A II. C (A B
 )
exceeds the number of proper subsets of B III. [(C A' B') A] (C A' B') B]
Calculate: n(AxB)
A) only I B) only II C) only III
A) 18 B)10 C)24 D)20 E)28 D) I and II E) I, II and III

18.-Yes: ∈ ℤ ∧ 0≤ x≤10}; 23.-If: A= {4; 6; 8} and B= {3; 5; 7; 11; 13}

( ∪ ) = {0; 6; 9}; A∩B= {1; 2; 7} and In addition C = {(x; y)∈ AxB / x > y
A - B = {3, 5} Calculate the cardinality of C.

Find the sum of the elements of 'B-A' A)15 B)11 C)10 D)6 E)9

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24.-If: AxB={(1;2);(1:3);(1;4);(2;2);(2;3);(2;4)}
y C= {1; 2} All B) 1 C) 2
Calculate: (A–C)∪ D)3 E) N.A.

A)B B) A∩ B C) A D)A ∪ B E)C 31.-Knowing that 'U' is the universal set

regarding the sets "A", "B" and "C" and
25.- Given the sets A = {2; a; 4} and besides:
B= {q; 4; a}; then it is said that A and B are: * n(U) = 150
* n(C - A) = 45
Equal B) Equivalents C) Comparables * n[ (A B C)' ] = 25
n(A B C) = 20
Disjoint * n[ (A B) - C ] = 30

26.-If: n(A) = 8; n(B) = 6; n(C) = 7 and n(D) = 10 Find n[ (A C) - B ]

The maximum number of elements of (A∪B) it is
"k" and the minimum number of elements of A)5 B)10 C)15 D)20 E)30
(D - C) is 'l'. Find 'k + l'.
32.-Sean: 'A', 'B' and 'C' three sets, the
A)15 B)16 C)17 D) 18 E) 19 the intersection of the three has 5 elements and the
The union of the three has 50 elements. If the
27.-Indicate the truth value of the following the union of 'A' and 'B' has 35 elements and is
propositions: you know that each intersection of two of them
It has 10 elements, how many elements does it have?
I) Yes: A∩ = ⟹ A–B = A the set 'C'?
II) If: C=(A-B)∩B⟹(B–A)∪C]∪A = A∪B
A)10 B)20 C)30 D)15 E)25
III) Yes: =ℝ ⋀ A = {x∈ / +2 = 0}⋀
B = {x∈ / x - x = 1}⟹ ∩ = 33.-Given three sets: 'A', 'B', and 'C', we
you know that:
FFF C)FVV D)VVV E)VFF
* n(B) = 3 × n(A)
28.-Determine the truth value of the * n(C) = n(A) - 1
* n(A) = 2 × n(A B) = 4 × n(A C)
following statements:∀ A, B and C⊂ * n(B C) = 2
B C) = 1
I) (B⊂ A⋀ A⊂ B ) ⟹A=B * n[ (A B) - C ] = 121
II)(B⊂ C⋀ A⊂ B ) ⟹ A⊂ B
Calculate: n[C - (A B)]
III) Yes: x∈ P(A) ⟹ x⊂ A

VVV C)VFF D)VFV E)FFF A) 20 B)30 C)31 D)32 E)33

34.- Find the truth value of each of the

29.-Given the set: following propositions:
A = {2; 6; 12; 20;…; 992}
Find the number of proper subsets of The set: A = {x / x + 8 = 8} is empty.
A. If: B = {1; 2; 3; 4}, then: 3 B.
If: C = then {a; b} C.
A)213B)223C)219-1 D)232 -1 E)231-1 If: D = {n - 21 / 2 n then 'D'
30.- “A”, “B”, “C” and “D” are non-empty sets It has seven elements.
such as: A B by D = B C, after the
shown propositions, how many are correct: A)VFFF B) FVVF C) Firefighters

D)FFVF E) FFVV
I. A D=Ø
II. D A
III.(B C) A
IV. A C=Ø

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35.-If set "A" is singular How many subsets does the union have?
"A" and "B"?
A = {a + b; b + c; a + c; 6}
512 C)1024 D)2048 E)4096
Calculate: a 2+ b +3c 4
41.-Yes: U = {x / x  ℕ, x < 1 000
A)28 B)258 C)72 D)96 E)117
A = {x / x = 7k  k ℕ}
36.-Given the equal sets: B = {x / x = 11k k  ℕ}
C = {x | x = 6k}  k  ℕ}
a + 9; b2+ 2
B = {- 9; 10} Find the cardinal of:
(A B) C'
Find "a + b"
A)9 B)10 C)11 D)12 E)8
-11 B)-10 -12 D)B and C E) N.A.
42.- Determine the set 'M' by extension and
37.-For the sets: "A", "B" and "C" indicate the cardinal number of that
contents in a universal set "U" set.
being: C B, it is fulfilled that: x 24
M= /x IN 0 x 6
x 2
* n(A - C) = 5 * n(BC) = 4
* n(A - B) = 3 * n(A B) = 10
A)4 B)5 C)6 D)7 E)8
How many subsets does 'C' have?
43.-If:
A) 16 B)8 C)64 D)32 E)4
A = { a; b; c; b} y
38.-If for two sets 'A' and 'B' it holds true B = { (m +21); - 1; 5; (n - 3); 2 }
what:
n(A) + n(B) = 16 Where: 'n' and 'm' Z +y 3 < n < 8; mo
n[P(A B)] = 4,096 "A" and "B" are equivalent. Find the sum of
So: the values of 'n + m'
(A B)' (A B)']'
A)8 B)13 C)10 D)14 E)12
How many proper subsets does it have?
44.-If sets 'A' and 'B' have 16 and 8
A)16 B)31 C)32 D)63 E)127 subsets respectively and A B has 32
subsets, how many subsets does it have
39.-Consider two comparable sets whose A B?
cardinal numbers are numbers that differ in
3, furthermore the difference of the cardinals of A) 4 B) 8 C) 2
its power set is 112. Indicate the D) 1 E) 16
number of elements that it has
intersection. 45.- Given the sets "A", "B" and "C"
A)3 B)4 C)6 D)7 E)8 included in a universe 'U', it is known that:

40.-Knowing that the power set of 'A' - n(B - A) = 5

it has a total of 128 subsets, which the - n(B - C) = 8
n(A B) = 9
cardinal number of the intersection of "A" and
- n(A C) = 2
"B" is 5 and (B - A) has 16 subsets. - n[ (A B)' ] = 4

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 Calculate 'n(U)', if: C (A B) * n(A - B) = 21
* n(B - C) = 25
A) 16 B)17 C)18 D)19 E)20 * n(C - A) = 32
* 3n(A B C) = n[ (A B C)' ]
46.- Let the set be: A = {2; {a}; {2; a}; 5},
How many of the following propositions are Calculate: n[ A B C]
true?
A) 2 B)3 C)4 D)5 E)6
* n(P(A)) = 24
* { { a }A } 51.- Sea:
* { 2; 5 }A A = { ∈ ℕ / x> 3→ x< 2
2; { a }P(A)
* { { 5 }; { 2; P(A)
a }} B={ ∈ ℤ -3≤ x≤ 6}
5; a P(A)
Find the sum of elements of B - A
A)1 B)2 C)3 D)4 E)5
9 12 E)10
47.- Given the unit sets:
52.- Given: U = {6; 8}∪ [-6: 4> and the sets
A = { √+ ; 8}√
B = { √- ; 4}
√
A = { ∈ U / x < 2→ x > 5}
B = { 9–x / x∈ A∩ ℤ }
Calculate n[ P(D)], if: n(D) = n + m
Find the sum of the elements of B
A) 2 40 B) 40 C) 220
D) 20 E) 225 A)12 B)15 C)17 D)19 E)23
48.-For three sets "A", "B" and "C" there 53.- Given the set:
fulfills

* n(A B C) = 5 A={ ∈ ℕ/( < 0)△ ( >0)}

− −
* n(A c B Cc ) = c50c
* n(A B) = 35 Determine n(A)
* n(A B) = n(B C) = n(A C) = 10

Calculate "n(C)"
A)1 B)2 C)3 D)4 E)5

A) 20 B)25 C)30 D)15 E)10 54.- Given the sets:

A = {( / ) ∈ ℕ x > 5→ x = 8
49.-There are three sets "A", "B" and "C; such B = { (2x+1)/3∈ ℕ / x< [ ( )] }
that is fulfilled:
*A C=C
Calculate the value of n(A) + n(B)
* n(A' B') = 100
* n(C') = 190
A)8 B)12 C)7 D)9 E)6
* n[ (A B) - C ] = 6n(C)

Calculate 'n(U)' 55.-If A = { ∈ ℝ/ < 2↔ 2n > 1}; A=<a; b>

Calculate the value of 6a + 3b
A)200 B)205 C)210 D)208 E)206
A) 8 B)10 C)6 D)9 E)7
50. - Given the sets 'A', 'B', and 'C'
contents in a universe of 98 elements of 56.- Consider the following sets:
so that: U = {1; 2; 3; 4; 7} universal set
A = {1; 3; 7}

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B={ ∈ / + 18 = 9x + 4}
62.-From a group of language students, there
M = { x∈ / x∈ ↔ x∈ A} You know that 80 study English or French. In addition
52 study English and 67 study French.
Determine n(M) How many study English and French?

A)2 B)10 C)3 D)5 E)7 A)36 B)37 C)38 D)39 E)40

57.- Let A, B, and C be sets contained in U; 63.-In the month of March, Martín ate at the
such as breakfast eggs or bacon. If he/she didn't eat eggs
n[P( ⋂ )]= for 11 days and did not eat bacon for 14
A⋂ C= C days, how many days did he eat eggs and bacon?
) = 150
n[( ∪ B) - C] = [n(C)] A)3 B)4 C)5 D)6 E)7

Calculate n(U) 64.-Out of 500 respondents, it was found that 124

Catholic applicant, 187 to the University of
A)190 B)160 C)170 D)140 E)149 Pacific and 200 to neither of the two
universities. How many apply to both
58.- Let the sets be: universities?
| |−
A ={( ) ∈ ℤ / 16≤ ≤ 2401 A)8 B)9 C)10 D)11 E)12
B ={ √ − ∈ℤ/3< √ − < 8}
65.-Of 100 people surveyed about whether
They play soccer or basketball: 20 do not practice these.
Halle n[(A△B)x(A∩B)]
two sports, 30 do not practice football and 60 do not
They practice basketball. How many practice football and
A)28 B)42 C)40 D)52 E)60
basketball?
59.- Two comparable sets are considered,
A) 18 B)24 C)20 D)21 E)30
whose cardinals are 2 numbers that
they differ in 3, also the difference of their
66.- A survey was conducted with 50 people about
the cardinality of their power sets is 112.
preferences regarding two magazines A and B. They
Determine the number of binary elements
Note that those who read two magazines are double.
what they have at the intersection.
of those who only read magazine A, three times the
only B reads and four times those who do not read
A)6 B)4 C)10 D)12 E)8
none of the two magazines. How many people
Do you read magazine A?
60.- Of a group of 100 students, 49 do not
They are taking the arithmetic course, 53 are not taking it.
A)18 B)2 C)36 D)32 E)40
algebra course and 27 do not take the course of 67.-Out of a total of 100 people, it is known that the
arithmetic or algebra How many students those who practice football and volleyball are half of the
Did they take only one course?
who play football and the third part of those who
they only practice volleyball. If everyone practices for it
A)30 B)4 C)48 D)15 E)20 less one of the mentioned sports,
How many practice both sports?
61.-A person eats eggs and/or bacon in their
I have breakfast every morning during the month of
A) 15 B)20 C)25 D)30 E)50
August. Yes, I eat bacon 25 mornings and eggs 18.
mornings. How many mornings did he eat eggs and 68.-From a group of surveyed individuals, the
bacon? 40% prefer product A and 56% prefer
product B; if 40% of those who prefer A
A)5 B)8 C)10 D)12 E)14 also prefer B and 120 people do not prefer

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none of the two products How many 74.-In a meeting where there are 100 people, there
Do you prefer a specific product? You know about those people 40 do not have children, 60 are
men, 10 women are married, 25 people
A) 310 B)314 C)250 D)150 E)384 married women have children and there are 5 single mothers.
How many men are single fathers?
69.-When conducting a survey in the area of
pulmonology of the hospital, to a group of A)40 B)18 C)10 D)19 E)30
smokers the following information was obtained:
75% smoked Hamilton 75.-In a group of 55 people, 25 speak
35% did not smoke Premier. English, 32 French, 33 German, and 5 in all three languages.
50% smoked Hamilton or Premier but not If everyone speaks at least one language.
both. How many people in the group speak?
-300 did not smoke any of these brands exactly two of these languages? How many
How many people were surveyed? Do people speak two languages?

A)200 B)500 C)1000 D)2000 E)3000 25 and 30 C)10 y 10 D)45 y 5 E) 8 and 9

70.-At the graduation party of the I.E.P. 'El 76.-Out of a group of 50 people: 30 speak
Shaddai attended by 80 students, of which Spanish, 25 speak English, 20 speak French and 4
34 are women and 18 are men dancing. They speak three languages. How many people from
How many women are not dancing? group speaks two of these languages, if all
Do you speak at least one of these languages?
A)5 B)6 C)7 D)8 E)9
A) 16 B)21 C)17 D)14 E)20
71.-At a party, 82 people are present.
which number of women exceeds the 77.- A group of 110 students from UNI arrived
for your registration and it was observed that:
number of boys is 6. If in a certain
Moment 10 men do not dance. How many?
Women don't dance? - 50 they enrolled in Mathematics II.
-60 they enrolled in Physics II.
A)15 B)16 C)17 D)18 E)19 - 70 they enrolled in Chemistry II.
- 30 in Mathematics II and Physics II.
72.- From a group of 55 people, it is known that: - 32 in Physics II and Chemistry II.
5 women have green eyes - 35 in Mathematics II and Chemistry II.
16 women do not have green eyes - 20 in the three courses.
14 women do not have blue eyes
10 men do not have blue or green eyes How many did not enroll in Mathematics?
How many men have green or blue eyes? II, Physics II and Chemistry II?

A)7 B)10 C)9 D)8 E)11

A) 21 B)22 C)23 D)24 E)25
78.- A group of 36 diners was asked
73.-Out of 32 people who practice basketball or about their food preferences regarding
the Coast, Sierra, and Jungle; and the following was obtained
volleyball, it is known that the number of women who
they only practice basketball is 8 less than the information
number of people who practice both
22 does not like the one from the coast.
sports, and it is a quarter of the number of 20 people do not like the one from the Sierra.
men who only practice volleyball. Calculate the
21 does not like the one from the Jungle.
maximum number of people practicing
only basketball. They don't like any.
- 5 they like the Coast and the Sierra.
A)9 B)14 C)20 D)19 E)30 - 8 from the Coast and Jungle.
7 from the Mountain and Jungle.

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 How many like the three places? families listen to station 'C'; 1,250 families
they listen to stations "A" and "B"; 700 families
A)3 B)4 C)5 D)6 E)7 listen to stations 'A' and 'C'; 600 families
They listen to stations 'B' and 'C', and 200
79. In a fifth-year classroom, three were taken families listen to stations 'A', 'B', and 'C'.
exams to know: arithmetic, physics, and chemistry. What is the number of families that do not listen
Where was the following information obtained from: Do they hear "B" or "C" instead of "A"?

Everyone who passed physics passed a) 400 b) 450 c) 500

arithmetic. d) 550 e) 600
- 8 they approved the three courses.
- 13 they passed physics. From a sample of 400 people, it is observed
- 13 They passed arithmetic and not chemistry. what:
- 15 they passed arithmetic and chemistry.
- 2 only chemistry was approved. - 50 Singing men are not blind.
- 5 They did not pass any exam. 80 women are singers or blind, but not
muddies.
How many students make up the classroom? - 40 people are mute and blind.
- 30 people are mute, but not blind.
a) 26 b) 35 c) 28 - 60 Men are blind, but not mute.
d) 31 32
How many people are not singers,
80.-At a social gathering, in a certain neither mute nor blind?
At that moment, it was observed that there were 20 men.
less without dancing than women without dancing. If the a) 160 b) 140 c) 180
the number of women dancing is half of the 200 e) 120
number of men who do not dance and additionally the
the number of people present was 140, 84.-It was observed in maternity that out of the 47
calculate how many women who were not dancing were there in that present individuals, 29 were men of the
moment. Which 19 were not of legal age. If 11
people were born today and women over
a) 20 40 60 the number of minors is as many as the underage ones,
d) 80 e) 100 these, those born today represent 20%
of the number of adult men.
81.-At the PUCP graduation party, How many underage boys are there not
law school, it was observed that 67 were Were they born today?
men and 37 women. The number of people
What he was smoking was 36. The number of men who a) 12 b) 13 c) 14
did not smoke was 40. The number of people who d) 15 e) 10
They don't drink 50. If there were 12 men who were drinking
and they did not smoke, calculate the number of women that 85.-In a classroom of 104 people, everyone plays...
They do not smoke and drink; in addition, 21 women do not drink. less soccer (F), basketball (B) or volleyball (V).
you smoke. You know that all those who practice 'B' also
they practice 'F'. The men who only practice
a) 5 b) 6 c) 7 "F" and "B" are 10 and these are half of the
d) 8 9 people who practice only 'V' and at the same time the
one third of the people who only practice
82.-In a certain city there are three "F" and "V". From the people who practice the three.
radio stations 'A', 'B' and 'C' that can Sports are known to be half of women.
to be heard by 3,000 families. After a that only practice 'B' and 'F'; and the third part
the following information was obtained from the survey: 1 of the people who practice only 'F'. Calculate,
800 families listen to station 'A'; How many practice only 'F'?
1,700 families listen to station 'B'; 1,200

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 27 b) 12 c) 22 a)6 b)8 c)5 d)9 e)10
d) 9 e) 15
90.-In a mathematics contest, of which
In an airport, someone is preparing to travel. 48 semifinalists, 20 were women and of these 6
group of people. It is observed that 40 women they wear glasses and watch and 7 women were wearing glasses
travel abroad, 37 men travel to but not a watch, in addition, 8 males were wearing a watch
provinces, 28 married individuals travel abroad, 45 but no glasses and the number of boys that
single men travel to provinces and there are 42 men they wore glasses and a watch is equal to the amount of
married. How many single women travel to women who do not wear glasses but do wear a watch,
provinces, if 18 single women travel to How many males wore glasses, if 24
foreigner? students did not use a watch and 21 do not use
glasses?
44 b) 43 c) 42
d) 41 e) 40
a) 12 b)13 c)14 d)15 e)16

87.-In a meeting attended by 32 91.- A survey was conducted with 180 people to
people, it was observed that:
find out about the preference of the parties
A 13 likes salsa. politicians A, B, C, and D, obtaining the following
15 likes rock. 10 do not sympathize with any party, 32
A 15 likes the ballad. solo con el partido político D, 22 solo con A, 20
Five likes salsa and rock. only with B, 20 only with C, 20 with A and D but not
8 likes rock and ballads. with B, 6 only with C and B, 4 only with A and C, 24
7 likes salsa and ballads. with D and B, and 28 with A and B. How many
they sympathize with A, B, and D if none that
How many people do not like salsa, rock, or Does C sympathize with D?
the ballad?

a) 6 b) 7 8
a)4 b)8 c)5 d)7 e)6
9 e) 10

88.- He asked about a preference for 3

Classes of drinks A, B, and C for 120 people and If you think you can... you will!!!
I had the following information: Everything is in your mental state

30 people like two out of three drinks.

None of them like drink 'A'
prefers the drink 'C'
III) 10 people do not prefer any of the
drinks.
How many people like only one of the
drinks?

a) 60 b)80 c)85 d)90 e)95

89.-At a ceremony, 24 young ladies attended with

briefcase, 28 men with ties, 40 carried
jacket, 17 men without ties
jackets, 9 young ladies were wearing jackets but not
They had a wallet. How many men with jackets did not?
they wore a tie, if 16 young ladies did not wear
neither purse nor jacket, and 28 young ladies did not bring them.
jacket?

SECONDARY TEACHER: Eng. D. Luciano Yndigoyen S.