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Three games A, B and C were organised in a school for the girls. The total number of girls in the school is 750 and the ratio of number of girls participating in event A, B and C is 6 : 10 : 9 respectively. The total number of girls participating in all the three events is 80. The total number of girls only participating in B is 60. Total number of girls participating only in A is 30 more than total number of girls participating in C only. Number of girls participating in (A + C) only is 15 and is 50 less than the number of girls participating in A only. The difference between total number of girls participating in (B + C) only and total number of girls participating in (A + C) only is 125.
Find the ratio of the total number of girls participating in only A and the total number of girls participating in (A + B) only
14 : 5
13 : 5
15 : 7
13 : 4
12 : 13
Let’s break it down, point by point:
- There are 750 girls in total.
- The ratio of girls in A : B : C is 6:10:9. So, A = 180, B = 300, C = 270.
- 80 girls play all three games (AnBnC = 80).
- Only B has 60 girls (B only = 60).
- Only A is 30 more than only C (Let's call Only C = x, then Only A = x + 30).
- (A + C) only = 15 girls. It’s 50 less than Only A ? Only A = 65, so Only C = 35.
- (B + C) only is 125 more than (A + C) only ? (B + C) only = 140.
- Using all these, tally the participants for only groups and overlaps.
Calculating only A and (A+B) only:
- Only A = 65
- (A+B) only: A's total - (only A) - (A+B+C) - (A+C only)
- But more directly, from set equations and subtracting all other knowns from B:
- B = 300 = (only B) + (A+B only) + (B+C only) + (A+B+C)
- 300 = 60 + (A+B only) + 140 + 80
- 300 = 280 + (A+B only) ? (A+B only) = 20
The ratio of Only A : (A+B) only = 65 : 20 = 13 : 4
So, your answer is option 4, 13 : 4.
Here’s what the options mean:
- Option 1: 14:5 (Not matching)
- Option 2: 13:5 (Nope)
- Option 3: 15:7 (Nope)
- Option 4: 13:4 (Matches)
- Option 5: 12:13 (Nope)
Hope that clears it up—your calculations are solid!
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