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15 May 2004, 08:24
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Time yourself and please explain your solution clearly.
Of the members of three athletic teams at Harding High, 21 are on the basketball team, 26 are on the baseball team, and 29 are on the football team. A total of 14 play both baseball and basketball; 15 play both baseball and football; and 12 play football and basketball. There are eight who play all three sports. How many students play on at least one of the teams?
(A) 43
(B) 49
(C) 51
(D) 76
(E) 84
Of the members of three athletic teams at Harding High, 21 are on the basketball team, 26 are on the baseball team, and 29 are on the football team. A total of 14 play both baseball and basketball; 15 play both baseball and football; and 12 play football and basketball. There are eight who play all three sports. How many students play on at least one of the teams?
(A) 43
(B) 49
(C) 51
(D) 76
(E) 84
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15 May 2004, 08:30
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Praetorian
P(AUBUC) = P(A) + P(B) + P(C) - P(AnB) - P(AnC) - P(BnC) + P(AnBnC) = 21+26+29-14-15-12+8 = 21+22 = 43.
A is the answer.
P.S. A propos, I had this question in my actual GMAT!
15 May 2004, 08:36
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same question? 
I got this from a high school math competition paper
Emmanuel, can you please help the guys out by drawing a simple venn
diagram?
Sincerely
Praet
I got this from a high school math competition paper
Emmanuel, can you please help the guys out by drawing a simple venn
diagram?
Sincerely
Praet
