Let’s solve each part step by step.
We are told that 100 people were surveyed. The Venn diagram shows how many like Chocolate, Vanilla, and Strawberry — including overlaps.
The numbers in the diagram:
- Only Chocolate: 30
- Only Vanilla: 16
- Only Strawberry: 8
- Chocolate & Vanilla only (not Strawberry): 21
- Chocolate & Strawberry only (not Vanilla): 2
- Vanilla & Strawberry only (not Chocolate): 5
- All three flavors: 14
- Outside all circles (like none): 4
Let’s verify total adds to 100:
30 + 16 + 8 + 21 + 2 + 5 + 14 + 4 =
30+16=46; 46+8=54; 54+21=75; 75+2=77; 77+5=82; 82+14=96; 96+4=100 →
✔ Correct.
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a) How many people like vanilla?
Vanilla includes:
- Only Vanilla: 16
- Vanilla & Chocolate only: 21
- Vanilla & Strawberry only: 5
- All three: 14
Add them: 16 + 21 + 5 + 14 =
16+21=37; 37+5=42; 42+14=56
→
56 people like vanilla
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b) How many people don’t like any of the flavours?
This is the number outside all circles → given as
4
→
4 people
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c) Find the probability that a random respondent likes chocolate ice cream.
First, find how many like chocolate:
Chocolate includes:
- Only Chocolate: 30
- Chocolate & Vanilla only: 21
- Chocolate & Strawberry only: 2
- All three: 14
Add: 30 + 21 + 2 + 14 =
30+21=51; 51+2=53; 53+14=67
So, 67 out of 100 like chocolate.
Probability = 67/100 =
0.67 or
67%
But since it says “find the probability”, we can leave it as a fraction:
67/100
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d) Find the probability that a random respondent likes strawberry but not vanilla ice cream.
“Strawberry but not vanilla” means:
- Only Strawberry: 8
- Strawberry & Chocolate only (not Vanilla): 2
Do NOT include those who also like vanilla (so exclude the 5 and 14).
So: 8 + 2 =
10
Total respondents: 100
Probability = 10/100 =
1/10 or
0.1
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Final Answer:
a) 56
b) 4
c) 67/100
d) 1/10
Parent Tip: Review the logic above to help your child master the concept of conditional probability worksheet.