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26 Jun 2025, 11:44
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A farmer sold vegetables to 180 different customers. Of these, 90 purchased zucchini and 115 purchased cauliflower.
| Quantity A | Quantity B |
| The number of customers who purchased both zucchini and cauliflower | The number of customers who purchased neither zucchini nor cauliflower |
28 Jun 2025, 05:39
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Use the formula Total = G1 + G2 − B + N. The total is 180, and the two groups are 90 and 115. No information is given about B or N, so find the relationship between the two variables.
180=90+115-B+N
B-N=125
The relationship indicates that 25 more customers purchased both zucchini and cauliflower than purchased neither.
Therefore, the correct answer is (A): Quantity A is greater.
Answer: A
Use the formula Total = G1 + G2 − B + N. The total is 180, and the two groups are 90 and 115. No information is given about B or N, so find the relationship between the two variables.
180=90+115-B+N
B-N=125
The relationship indicates that 25 more customers purchased both zucchini and cauliflower than purchased neither.
Therefore, the correct answer is (A): Quantity A is greater.
Answer: A
