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In a class there are 15 students. 8 of them like playing soccer , 6 of them like swimming , and 2 like both and swimming and playing soccer. How many students do not like either playing soccer or swimming?

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Answer:

3 students

Explanation:

As shown in the Venn diagram, let

x be the number of students who do not like either playing soccer or swimming

U=[Total number of students in the class]


\implies n(U) = 15

A=[Number of students who like playing soccer]


\implies n(A) = 8

B=[Number of students who like swimming ]


\implies n(B) = 6

We write mathematically equation in terms of x, for the problem, and solve for x value.


\implies 6 + 2 + 4 + x = 15


\implies 12 + x = 15

Subtract 12 from both sides.


\implies 12 - 12 + x = 15 - 12


\implies x = 3

Hence, be the number of students who do not like either playing soccer or swimming is 3.

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