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In a class of 40 students, 24 students speak Hindi and 20
students speak Kannada. Eight students speak none of the two
languages. How many students speak both Hindi and Kannada?
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Answer / deepanjeyakumar
total 40 students.
8 of them wont speak both language
so remaining 32 students.
both language = (english + kanada) - remaining
= (24 _ 20) - 32
= 12
so the answer is 12
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Answer / jagjeet
Answer is 12 because
AUB means total students who speak Hindi and Kannada
which are 40-8 = 32
A= 24
B= 20
so we need to find A intersection B mean to say who are
common between them.
As per formula:
AUB = A+B-( A intersection B)
32 = 24+20-( A intersection B)
( A intersection B) = 44-32 => 12 ANS.
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Answer / ajay
let A student can speak english
b student can speak kanada.
now there are 40 students out of which 8 cant speak any of
two languages .So students remaing are 40-8=32
so students can speak both languages are
(AUB)=A+B-(A intersection B)
=24+20-32
=12
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