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Each new car produced in a certain factory includes at least one of the following three options: Bluetooth, navigation system, and sunroof. Of the cars that came off the production line yesterday, 25 had Bluetooth, 13 had a navigation system, and 30 had a sunroof. Yesterday, 50 cars were completed. Which of the following could be true about the cars that came off the production line yesterday?
Indicate all possible answers.
A) There were 2 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 8 cars that had all three options.
B) There were 3 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
C) There were 4 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
D) There were 6 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 6 cars that had all three options.
E) There were 7 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 5 cars that had all three options.
F) There were 8 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 4 cars that had all three options.
Indicate all possible answers.
A) There were 2 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 8 cars that had all three options.
B) There were 3 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
C) There were 4 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
D) There were 6 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 6 cars that had all three options.
E) There were 7 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 5 cars that had all three options.
F) There were 8 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 4 cars that had all three options.
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Each new car produced in a certain factory includes at least one of the following three options: Bluetooth, navigation system, and sunroof. Of the cars that came off the production line yesterday, 25 had Bluetooth, 13 had a navigation system, and 30 had a sunroof. Yesterday, 50 cars were completed. Which of the following could be true about the cars that came off the production line yesterday?
Indicate all possible answers.
A) There were 2 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 8 cars that had all three options.
B) There were 3 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
C) There were 4 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
D) There were 6 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 6 cars that had all three options.
E) There were 7 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 5 cars that had all three options.
F) There were 8 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 4 cars that had all three options.
Indicate all possible answers.
A) There were 2 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 8 cars that had all three options.
B) There were 3 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
C) There were 4 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 7 cars that had all three options.
D) There were 6 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 6 cars that had all three options.
E) There were 7 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 5 cars that had all three options.
F) There were 8 cars that had exactly two of the options and there were 4 cars that had all three options.
This is a 3-criteria overlapping sets question.
So, we can sketch the given information as follows:
Let's start with answer choice A.
If 2 cars had exactly 2 of the options, and 8 cars had all three options, then we can add this information as follows:
ASIDE: It makes no difference which two overlapping options we use for the "2 cars had exactly 2 of the options" part.
In the above diagram, I've placed those two cars in the navigation/sunroof overlap, but I could have also placed them in the navigation/Bluetooth overlap or in the sunroof/Bluetooth and still answer the question correctly.
Since there are no other cars that have overlapping features, we can complete the rest of the diagram as follows:
Now that we've completed the diagram, we must ask, "HAVE WE ACCOUNTED FOR ALL 50 CARS?"
To find out, we must add all of the values in the diagram.
We get: 17 + 3 + 8 + 2 + 20 = 50
Perfect!
So, answer choice A is possible
Now follow the same steps for answer choice B to get:
HAVE WE ACCOUNTED FOR ALL 50 CARS?
Add all of the values in the diagram to get: 18 + 3 + 7 + 4 + 20 = 51
No good!
Answer choice B is NOT possible
For answer choice C, we get:
Add values: 18 + 2 + 7 + 4 + 19 = 50
Perfect!
So, answer choice C is possible
For answer choice D, we get:
Add values: 19 + 1 + 6 + 6 + 18 = 50
Perfect!
So, answer choice D is possible
For answer choice E, we get:
Add all of the values in the diagram to get: 21 + 1 + 5 + 7 + 18 = 53
No good!
Answer choice E is NOT possible
For answer choice F, we get:
Add all of the values in the diagram to get: 21 + 1 + 4 + 8 + 18 = 52
No good!
Answer choice F is NOT possible
Answer: A, C, D
Cheers,
Brent
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Re: Each new car produced in a certain factory includes at least
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Here is a quicker solution.
We know that for three overlapping sets A, B, C:
Total = A + B + C - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
Putting in the values from the prompt/question, we get;
50 = 25 + 13 + 30 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
We have to plug values from each option in the aforementioned equation to find the correct answers.
Option A: 2 cars with two options and 8 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - (2) - 2(8)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option B: 3 cars with two options and 7 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 3 - 2(7)
50 = 68 - 17
50 = 51
Incorrect
Option C: 4 cars with two options and 7 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 4 - 2(7)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option D: 6 cars with two options and 6 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 6 - 2(6)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option E: 7 cars with two options and 5 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 -7 - 2(5)
50 = 68 - 17
50 = 51
Incorrect
Option F: 8 cars with two options and 4 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 8 - 2(4)
50 = 68 - 16
50 = 52
Incorrect
We know that for three overlapping sets A, B, C:
Total = A + B + C - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
Putting in the values from the prompt/question, we get;
50 = 25 + 13 + 30 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
We have to plug values from each option in the aforementioned equation to find the correct answers.
Option A: 2 cars with two options and 8 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - (2) - 2(8)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option B: 3 cars with two options and 7 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 3 - 2(7)
50 = 68 - 17
50 = 51
Incorrect
Option C: 4 cars with two options and 7 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 4 - 2(7)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option D: 6 cars with two options and 6 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 6 - 2(6)
50 = 68 - 18
50 = 50
Correct
Option E: 7 cars with two options and 5 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 -7 - 2(5)
50 = 68 - 17
50 = 51
Incorrect
Option F: 8 cars with two options and 4 with all three options.
50 = 68 - (sum of all 2s) - 2(sum of all threes)
50 = 68 - 8 - 2(4)
50 = 68 - 16
50 = 52
Incorrect
