Out of 130 students who appeared for an examination, 52 students failed in Kannada, 72 students failed in Mathematics and 34 students failed in both Kannada and Mathematics. Then what is the total number of students who passed?
40
To find the total number of students who passed the examination, we need to first determine the total number of students who failed in at least one subject (either Kannada or Mathematics or both). We can then subtract this number from the total number of students who appeared for the examination.
Let's list down the details provided in the question:
We use the principle of inclusion-exclusion to find the total number of students who failed in at least one subject. This formula helps us to correctly count students without double-counting those who failed in both subjects.
The formula is: Number of students failed in at least one subject = (Number failed in Kannada) + (Number failed in Mathematics) - (Number failed in both Kannada and Mathematics)
In set theory notation, this is represented as:
$$N(K \cup M) = N(K) + N(M) - N(K \cap M)$$
Now, let's substitute the given values into the formula:
$$N(K \cup M) = 52 + 72 - 34$$
First, add the number of students who failed in each subject individually:
$$52 + 72 = 124$$
Next, subtract the number of students who failed in both subjects. This step is crucial because students who failed in both subjects were counted twice (once in Kannada failures and once in Mathematics failures):
$$124 - 34 = 90$$
So, the total number of students who failed in at least one subject (Kannada, Mathematics, or both) is $90$.
To find the number of students who passed the examination, we subtract the total number of students who failed in at least one subject from the total number of students who appeared for the examination.
Total students passed = Total students appeared - Total students failed in at least one subject
Using the values we have:
Total students passed = $130 - 90$
Total students passed = $40$
Therefore, the total number of students who passed the examination is $40$.
| Category | Number of Students |
|---|---|
| Total students appeared | $130$ |
| Students who failed in Kannada only ($52 - 34$) | $18$ |
| Students who failed in Mathematics only ($72 - 34$) | $38$ |
| Students who failed in both subjects | $34$ |
| Total students failed in at least one subject ($18 + 38 + 34$) | $90$ |
| Total students passed ($130 - 90$) | $40$ |
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