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Chapter 13: Q 15. (page 847)

Use the information given in the figure.

How many are in set A?

Short Answer

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25.

Step by step solution

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Step 1. Given Information.

The given diagram :

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Step 2.  Counting Principle.

The total number of values in set A are

nA=15+3+5+2nA=25.

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