Final answer:
A survey of 500 farmers showed the number of farmers who grew at least one of the three crops, grew all three crops, did not grow any of the three crops, and grew exactly two of the three crops.
Step-by-step explanation:
In order to determine the number of farmers who grew at least one of the three crops, we need to add up the number of farmers who grew each individual crop (wheat, corn, and oats) and subtract the number of farmers who grew all three crops. a) Grew at least one of the three crops:
Number of farmers who grew wheat: 206
Number of farmers who grew corn: 178
Number of farmers who grew oats: 93
Number of farmers who grew all three crops: 58
Total number of farmers who grew at least one of the three crops: (206 + 178 + 93) - 58 = 419
b) Grew all three crops:
Number of farmers who grew all three crops: 58
c) Did not grow any of the three crops:
Number of farmers: 500
Number of farmers who grew at least one of the three crops: 419
Number of farmers who did not grow any of the three crops: 500 - 419 = 81
d) Grew exactly two of the three crops:
Number of farmers who grew wheat and corn: 58
Number of farmers who grew wheat and oats: 53
Total number of farmers who grew exactly two of the three crops: 58 + 53 = 111