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20 Jul 2017, 21:42
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Highmont private school polled the graduating class of 125 for the musical genres they listen to. 88% indicated at least one of the following genres: indie rock, classical, country, and electronica. Of these students, 40% responded they listen to only one of the four genres. The average number of students within each distinct group of those who listen to exactly two genres is greater than the total number of those who listen to exactly three genres. If the only lack of overlap in musical tastes was in country and electronica, what is the greatest number of students who could listen to classical, country, and indie rock?
(A) 5
(B) 6
(C) 9
(D) 10
(E) 13
(A) 5
(B) 6
(C) 9
(D) 10
(E) 13
21 Jul 2017, 10:28
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Given:
88% indicated at least one of the following genres: indie rock, classical, country, and electronica = 0.88 * 125 = 110
Of the 110, 40% responded they listen to only one of the four genres = 0.4 * 110 = 44 = A + B + C + D
Remaining = 110 - 44 = 66 = (E + F + G + H + I) + (K + L) ==> (E + F + G + H + I) = 66 - (K + L)
The average number of students within each distinct group of those who listen to exactly two genres is greater than the total number of those who listen to exactly three genres
==> (E + F + G + H + I)/5 > (K + L)
==> [66 - (K + L)]/5 > (K + L)
==> 66 - K - L > 5K + 5L
==> 66 - 6L > 6K
==> 11 - L > K
==> K < 11 - L
what is the greatest number of students who could listen to classical, country, and indie rock?
So K will be greatest when L is the least, i.e. L = 1
==> K < 11 - 1
==> K < 10, therefore K = 9
Answer is C
88% indicated at least one of the following genres: indie rock, classical, country, and electronica = 0.88 * 125 = 110
Of the 110, 40% responded they listen to only one of the four genres = 0.4 * 110 = 44 = A + B + C + D
Remaining = 110 - 44 = 66 = (E + F + G + H + I) + (K + L) ==> (E + F + G + H + I) = 66 - (K + L)
The average number of students within each distinct group of those who listen to exactly two genres is greater than the total number of those who listen to exactly three genres
==> (E + F + G + H + I)/5 > (K + L)
==> [66 - (K + L)]/5 > (K + L)
==> 66 - K - L > 5K + 5L
==> 66 - 6L > 6K
==> 11 - L > K
==> K < 11 - L
what is the greatest number of students who could listen to classical, country, and indie rock?
So K will be greatest when L is the least, i.e. L = 1
==> K < 11 - 1
==> K < 10, therefore K = 9
Answer is C
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16 Aug 2020, 14:36
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Hi all,
This is a good question to practice overlapping sets. It's a long one so it would only appear in high scores (+700)
Solution is provided in the image below
ANSWER C
This is a good question to practice overlapping sets. It's a long one so it would only appear in high scores (+700)
Solution is provided in the image below
ANSWER C
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