i dont get it where did 28 come from if there were only 22 people surveyed and why is it that they assumed that the people liked both fruits and veggies, what if they didnt??
#can someone explain the solution to me
dim granite
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ancient snow
i dont get it where did 28 come from if there were only 22 people surveyed and w...
How many people said they liked vegetables?
dim granite
10
ancient snow
How many said they liked fruit?
dim granite
18
ancient snow
What's the sum of those?
dim granite
28
ancient snow
How many were interviewed?
dim granite
but i thought they only surveyed 22 people
dim granite
How many were interviewed?
22?
ancient snow
...yes, and that's how you know some people said they liked both.
dim granite
but i thought only 22 were surveyed
dim granite
wait im a bit confused
ancient snow
The fact that 28 is greater than 22 is how you know that some people said they like both fruits and vegetables.
dim granite
ohhhh
ancient snow
Because that's the only way you can have these numbers.
dim granite
Because that's ***the only way*** you can have these numbers.
oohhh i see i see
ancient snow
Similarly, if, say, 6 people said they liked fruit and 10 people said they liked vegetables, that would be a sum of 16, meaning some people must have said they didn't like either.
dim granite
ohhhh okay i get it tyty
ancient snow
Although the given answer is technically incorrect.
At least six people must have said they liked both.
dim granite
ohhh
ancient snow
Although you didn't actually show the full question.
modest coyote
this is the full question
which ones do you still need help with?
dim granite
which ones do you still need help with?
umm rn i dont need help w that i just need help with proofreading my math reviewer cuz i have a test tomorrow (in 10th grade)
modest coyote
umm rn i dont need help w that i just need help with proofreading my math review...
(gimme a second,|| look in general cause its chaos rn||)
dim granite
oh LOL okayokay
modest coyote
umm rn i dont need help w that i just need help with proofreading my math review...
anyways, do you need help with all these topics?
or just some specific ones?
dim granite
xdd
dim granite
anyways, do you need help with all these topics?
umm
i understand them like as a singular concept but
im kinda confused with when i should use the way to solve this for specific problems
like what keywords can i use etc
dim granite
for identifying these kinds of problems?
yepp
modest coyote
hmm
with compound, it obviously uses and
dependent events would imply that one relies on the other
dim granite
oop slr
dim granite
dependent events would imply that one relies on the other
yep yep
dim granite
ohhh 😭
modest coyote
its gonna ask for a singular or multiple events
dim granite
then?
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