In a group of 121 employees, the number of employees who are B.Tech. is twice that of the employees who are MBAs. The number of employees who are not B.Tech. is 30 and the employees who are both B.Tech. and MBAs is 1/3 that of the employees who are only MBAs. Then, how many employees are neither B.Tech. nor MBAs?
In a group of 121 employees, the number of employees who are B.Tech. is twice that of the employees who are MBAs. The number of employees who are not B.Tech. is 30 and the employees who are both B.Tech. and MBAs is 1/3 that of the employees who are only MBAs. Then, how many employees are neither B.Tech. nor MBAs? Correct Answer 11
Given:
Total number of employees = 121
Number of employees who are B.Tech. = 2 × Number of employees who are MBAs
Number of employees who are not B.Tech = 30 = Number of employees who are only MBAs
Number of employees who are both B.Tech. and MBAs =1/3 × Number of employees who are only MBAs
Concept:
Venn Diagram
Calculation:
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Number of employees who are not B.Tech = 30 = Number of employees who are only MBAs
Number of employees who are both B.Tech. and MBAs =1/3 × 30 = 10
∴ Number of employees who are MBA = (30 + 10) = 40
Number of employees who are B.Tech. = 2 × Number of employees who are MBAs = 2× 40 = 80
∴ Number of employees who are only B.Tech. = 80 – 10 = 70
Therefore, total number of employees are neither B.Tech. nor MBAs = 121 – (70 + 10 + 30) = 121 – 110
⇒ 11