The total number of students is 120. Some students who own a cat and some students who own a dog. The students who own a cat is 60 and the students who own a dog is 70. Then, find the number of students who own both a cat and a dog together?
The total number of students is 120. Some students who own a cat and some students who own a dog. The students who own a cat is 60 and the students who own a dog is 70. Then, find the number of students who own both a cat and a dog together? Correct Answer 10
Given:
Total number of students = 120
Students who own a cat = 60
Students who own a dog = 70
Concept:
Number of students who own both a cat and a dog = Total number of students – (Students who own a cat + Students who own a dog)
Calculation:
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Total number of students = 120
Students who own a cat = 60
Students who own a dog = 70
Suppose, the students who own both a cat and a dog is x.
Students who own only a cat = (60 – x)
Students who own only a dog = (70 – x)
According to question –
Total number of students = 120
⇒ 60 – x + 70 – x + x = 120
⇒ 130 – x = 120
⇒ x = 130 – 120
⇒ x = 10
∴ There are 10 students who own a cat and a dog together.