Respuesta :
To solve this problem, let's break down the information given:
- Number of programmers who can program in Fortran (F): 75
- Number of programmers who can program in Basic (B): 47
- Number of programmers who can program in Ctt (C): 60
- Number of programmers who can program in both Fortran and Basic: 30
- Number of programmers who can program in both Basic and Ctt: 22
- Number of programmers who can program in both Ctt and Fortran: 7
- Number of programmers who can program in all three languages: 5
1. How many can program in at most one of them?
To find the number of programmers who can program in at most one of the languages, we need to subtract the number of programmers who can program in two or more languages from the total number of programmers.
Total programmers = 250
Number of programmers who can program in two or more languages:
30 + 22 + 7 - 3 × 5 = 54
So, the number of programmers who can program in at most one of the languages is:
250 - 54 = 196
2. How many can program in Fortran and exactly one of the other two languages?
To find the number of programmers who can program in Fortran and exactly one of the other two languages, we need to subtract the number of programmers who can program in Fortran and both of the other two languages from the total number of programmers who can program in Fortran.
Number of programmers who can program in Fortran and both of the other two languages: 5
Number of programmers who can program in Fortran and exactly one of the other two languages:
75 - 5 = 70
So, the number of programmers who can program in Fortran and exactly one of the other two languages is 70.