If n(A)= 65 , n(AuB) = 165 and n(AnB)=10,
find n(B)
Solution
n(AuB) = n(A) + n(B) - n(AnB)
165 =
65 + n(B) – 10
165 =
65 -10 + n(B)
165 =
55 + n(B)
165 - 55
= n(B)
110 = n(B)
Hence n(B) = 110 answer
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If n(A)= 64 , n(AuB) = 127 and
n(AnB) = 33, find n(B).
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