a) Venn diagram
N= Total number of player
=44
K : ketchup R: relish M : mustard
n(K) =number of player wanted ketchup = 28
n(M)= number of player wanted mustard =20
n(R) =number of player wanted relish =14
n(K M) =number of
player wanted ketchup and mustard = 10
n(K R) =number of
player wanted ketchup and relish = 11
n(R M) =number of
player wanted relish and mustard = 8
n(K R
M) =number of
player wanted all the three condiments = 6
from venn diagram
n(K R'
M') = number
of player exactly want condiment ketup =13
n(K' R
M') = number
of player exactly want condiment relish =1
n(K' R'
M) = number of
player exactly want condiment mustard =8
n(K R
M') = number
of player exactly want condiment ketup and relish =5
n(K R'
M) = number of
player exactly want condiment ketup and mustard =4
n(K' R
M) = number of
player exactly want condiment mustard and relish =2
b) number of player did not want any of the condimnets =
n( k' M'
R')
= n(K U M U R)'
= N - n(KUMUR)
= 44- ( 13 +1 +8 +5 +4 +2 +6)
=44-39
= 5
c) Number of player wanted atleast two condiments
= n(K R
M') +n(K
R'
M) + n(K'
R
M) + n(K
R
M)
= 5 +4 +2 +6
= 17
d) Number of player wanted atmost 2 condiments
= n(KUMUR)' +n(K R'
M') + n(K'
R
M') + n(K'
R'
M) + n(K
R
M') +n(K
R'
M) +n(K'
R
M)
= 5+13+1+8+5+4+2
= 38
e ) Number of player want exactly one condiment
= n(K R'
M') + n(K'
R
M') + n(K'
R'
M)
= 13+1+8
= 22
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