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Among 45 students of a class, 26 attend Yoga class, 28 attend Gymnastic class and 5 students attend neither Yoga nor Gymnastic class. How many students attend both Yoga and Gymnastic classes?

Among 45 students of a class, 26 attend Yoga class, 28 attend Gymnastic class and 5 students attend neither Yoga nor Gymnastic class. How many students attend both Yoga and Gymnastic classes? Correct Answer 14

Drawing the Venn diagram,

According to the given information,

There are 45 students in the class and 26 attend Yoga class, 28 attend Gymnastic class and 5 students attend neither Yoga nor Gymnastic class.

Number of students who attend both yoga and gymnastics class = (26 + 28 + 5) – 45

= 59 – 45

= 14

Hence, “14” is the correct answer.

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