In a school of 1070 students, 530 are girls (G), 900 can swim (S) and 120 are left-handed (L). Furthermore, there are 410 girls who can swim, 40 left-handed students who can swim, 80 girls who are left-handed and 10 left-handed girls who can swim. a) Copy the Venn diagram below to your answer book and represent the above information in the Venn diagram Ω G 1 b) How many of the members neither can swim nor are left-handed? c) Copy the Venn diagram and shade the region: (SNG)U(LNS). d) Suppose we further want to divide the school into three groups of mutually exclusive sets A=Girls who cant swim nor are left handed, B=students who are not girls nor are left handed, and C= Students who are left handed but not girls nor can swim. Write down the counting rule formulae to use to calculate this?

In a school of 1070 students, 530 are girls (G), 900 can swim (S) and 120 are left-handed (L). Furthermore, there are 410 girls who can swim, 40 left-handed students who can swim, 80 girls who are left-handed and 10 left-handed girls who can swim. a) Copy the Venn diagram below to your answer book and represent the above information in the Venn diagram Ω G 1 b) How many of the members neither can swim nor are left-handed? c) Copy the Venn diagram and shade the region: (SNG)U(LNS). d) Suppose we further want to divide the school into three groups of mutually exclusive sets A=Girls who cant swim nor are left handed, B=students who are not girls nor are left handed, and C= Students who are left handed but not girls nor can swim. Write down the counting rule formulae to use to calculate this?

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