Q29. Venn Diagrams
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What is the minimum number of students enrolled in both G and L but not in K?
Correct Answer
4
Step-by-step solution
📌 Core Concept
Split the 39 students into the seven regions of a three-set Venn diagram, solve the regions from the clues, then use "maximum enrollment is in L" to bound the GL-only region.
🔢 Step-by-Step Solution
1
Let be the number in all three sports. Clue 1 gives only-L . Let , , be the numbers in only GK, only GL and only KL.
2
Clue 6 says 10 students of G are in at least one more sport, so . Clue 2 gives only-G .
3
Clue 3 says only-G is one less than only-L, so only-L . Then and .
4
Clue 4 says only-K equals the number in both K and L, which is .
5
The total is 39: . With this gives , so and only-K .
6
Totals: , , .
7
Clue 5 says L is the largest, so . Using : , which gives . So .
8
For : , , . L is the maximum, and also holds.
Quick Check
With : , and .
Correct Answer: 4