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Unit 3
MCQs
Unit 3 | Class 9 | Math (c)
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Developers who like only Javé
= n(J) = n(Pad) = nH) + n(PadAH)
= 130-70 - 50+ 40
=50
Developers who like only PHP:
= n(H) = n(PAH) — NAH) + n(PaJAH)
= 120 -60-50+ 40
= 50
So, total number of developers who use only one language is:
= 60 + 50 + 50 = 160
How many developers do not use any of these languages?
Developers do not use’ any of these languages = ?
Developers who use at least one language 260
Total number of developers = 300
Developers who do not use any of these = 300 — 260
= 40
How many developers use only PHP?
Developers who use only of PHP:
= AP). (PH) — nah) + n(PaJAb),
= 120-60 -50 + 40.
=50 :
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