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The following table lists the ages and number of players per group that are on a hockey team. Let A= (hockey players who are 12 years old) how many players are in the complement of A?

The following table lists the ages and number of players per group that are on a hockey-example-1
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SOLUTION:

Step 1:

In this question, we are given the following:

The following table lists the ages and number of players per group that are on a hockey team.

Let A= (hockey players who are 12 years old)

How many players are in the complement of A?

Step 2:

We are meant to find the number of players that are in the complement of A:

Total number of players =


2+5+9+\text{ 3 = 19}

Let A= (hockey players who are 12 years old) = 3

Number of players that are in complement of A =


\text{19 - 3 = 16}

The following table lists the ages and number of players per group that are on a hockey-example-1
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