Subject
MBA Exam
Topic
IBA MBA 2010-11
70 students are enrolled in Management, Accounting and Marketing, 40 students are in Management, 35 are in Accounting and 30 are in Marketing. 15 students are enrolled in all three courses. How many of the students are enrolled in exactly two of the courses?
70 students are enrolled in Management, Accounting and Marketing, 40 students are in Management, 35 are in Accounting and 30 are in Marketing. 15 students are enrolled in all three courses. How many of the students are enrolled in exactly two of the courses?
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Total student = 70 Enrolled in all three courses = 15 Remaining =70-15 =55 enrolled in one or two of the courses = (40-15)+(35-15)+(30-15)= 60 enrolled in exactly two of the courses (60-55) = 5Related questions
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