.

This is SET Theorem

And once you draw the diagram the whole problem becomes easy to solve

This is quite easy....
Draw a Venn diagram and locate the intersects then perform some addictions and substractions....

First draw a venn diagram. Use the numbers to draw them.

Ladylite:
This is SET Theorem

And once you draw the diagram the whole problem becomes easy to solve

Oga solve that thing and stop telling us how to make it easy to solve. Just say u no fit solve am simple.

Yes, the question is incorrect.

Set cannot be in a whole number or decimal.

Kylekent59:
Yes, the question is incorrect.

Set cannot be in a whole number or decimal.

Exactly my point.

All this textbook make our students to think we don't know what we are doing,

Just imagine you telling a student that the textbook is wrong


If you not strong to fight no go teach maths o.

rtdCivilservant:

Oga solve that thing and stop telling us how to make it easy to solve. Just say u no fit solve am simple.

My dear. Am not your student. I solved it.


If you can't attach a reward then fvuk off

Some people are getting n=8.
Which will make the answer correct, but how they fit 8 they can't explain.
Until you can explain our you get a value don't always believe the textbook,
Na person like you and me write am

Kylekent59:
Yes, the question is incorrect.

Set cannot be in a whole number or decimal.

Your Venn diagram is not correct
Please check again

Martinez39
Check this
Maybe I am missing something

Mrshape:

You Venn diagram is not correct
Please check again

If it is not correct, then the text book is right.

Why disturbing people this afternoon??

gonna get back to work. I ganna attend to people requesting for ATM. ( Master card unit)

Mrshape:

Your Venn diagram is not correct
Please check again

Ladylite:


My dear. Am not your student. I solved it.


If you can't attach a reward then fvuk off

rtdCivilservant:

Oga solve that thing and stop telling us how to make it easy to solve. Just say u no fit solve am simple.

Slynation:
This is quite easy....
Draw a Venn diagram and locate the intersects then perform some addictions and substractions....

imiski:
First draw a venn diagram. Use the numbers to draw them.

Mrshape:
Martinez39
Check this
Maybe I am missing something

He has deleted the post and converted it to full stop.

Mrshape is insane.

Kylekent59:

Lol











He has deleted the post and converted it to full stop.

Mrshape is insane.

Lol
Now the full stop is no longer there.

Lol he has selected the full stop and
Turn it to empty space.

Anyway why I deleted it I solved it again my self and found out my student made and error in the addition I asked him to do for me.

That's why I deleted it not that your solution was correct.

Mrshape:

Lol
Now the full stop is no longer there.

Lol he has selected the full stop and
Turn it to empty space.

Anyway why I deleted it I solved it again my self and found out my student made and error in the addition I asked him to do for me.

That's why I deleted it not that your solution was correct.

Deleted what


My solution is correct, but the question is wrong.

Kylekent59:


Deleted what


My solution is correct, but the question is wrong.

Check you work now
Does 10,19...are suppose to be 10-n,19-n,....
Check again please.
The question is correct.
As I said earlier we made an error in computation, that was why I taught it was incorrect.

110 members of a sports club play at least one of the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20 play football and basketball only,15 play football and volleyball only, 26 play basketball and volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each play only one game, how many play basketball altogether?



Solve it and follow my pattern.

The ans remains

2x + 2x + 2x + x + 20+15+26 = 110
7x = 49
x = 7

so the basketball circle
= 2x+x+20+26 =
3x + 46 = 67

So, how is my ven diagram incorrect?


Mrshape you are just shapeless


Let me calm down and resolve it using another pattern.

Mr shape, this is how I got my answer with the proof.

I just closed work and I have time to look into it.



So hope you are satisfied Mrshape.


The textbook is correct

Kylekent59:
110 members of a sports club play at least one of the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20 play football and basketball only,15 play football and volleyball only, 26 play basketball and volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each play only one game, how many play basketball altogether?



Solve it and follow my pattern.

The ans remains

2x + 2x + 2x + x + 20+15+26 = 110
7x = 49
x = 7

so the basketball circle
= 2x+x+20+26 =
3x + 46 = 67

So, how is my ven diagram incorrect?


Mrshape you are just shapeless


Let me calm down and resolve it using another pattern.

Learn to be humble and learn dear nonome know it all, everyone is pronee to mistakes

You problem is that you can not different between
Volleyball and football
And
Vollyball and football only
Your prototype your are using to solve is different from the question
Here is the solution and the question
First will need to find the value of n,

n+(10-n)+(29-n)+(19-n)+2n+2n+2n=90
7n-3n+58=90
4n/4=32/4
hence, n= 8
then,2n represents in each one those who played only one game.
For football only is 2( =16
Altogether =2+11+8+16,
=37.
If you don't understand you can ask questions o.

Mrshape:



Learn to be humble and learn dear nonome know it all, everyone is pronee to mistakes

You problem is that you can not different between
Volleyball and football
And
Vollyball and football only
Your prototype your are using to solve is different from the question
Here is the solution and the question
First will need to find the value of n,

n+(10-n)+(29-n)+(19-n)+2n+2n+2n=90
7n-3n+58=90
4n/4=32/4
hence, n= 8
then,2n represents in each one those who played only one game.
For football only is 2( =16
Altogether =2+11+8+16,
=37.
If you don't understand you can ask questions o.

Oga keep quiet, I left it for you to finish.

I was only showing how the "8" was gotten which is the "n"


I didn't solve for the football.

Kylekent59:
Mr shape, this is how I got my answer with the proof.

I just closed work and I have time to look into it.



So hope you are satisfied Mrshape.


The textbook is correct

That your solution is still not accurate sir

Kylekent59:


Oga keep quiet, I left it for you to finish.

I was only showing how the "8" was gotten which is the "n"


I didn't solve for the football.

I will try as much as possible not to insult you.

I repeat again you got that your 8 by hocus pacus.
It is not accurate.

Martinez39 derivie04
Bros abeg help me convince this man say this e work day wrong

Mrshape:
Martinez39 derivie04
Bros abeg help me convince this man say this e work day wrong

Use that your same technique to know if the total number would be 90


Get me your answer for Tennis, volleyball.

Then add everything together to know if it would give 90.

Mrshape:

I will try as much as possible not to insult you.

I repeat again you got that your 8 by hocus pacus.
It is not accurate.

Yes it is true, no one knows it all.


I got 90 when I added everything.

16+16+16+21+11+2+8 = 90.

The writer of the textbook is correct. Why did you change the toppic immediately you realised he's right??

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