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4.1.1 Probability (A-level only)

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Question 50

There are 200 students at a sports academy following a training program. Students can choose to participate in three specific workshops:

  • 115 participate in Nutrition (NNN),
  • 85 participate in Psychology (PPP),
  • 90 participate in Bio-mechanics (BBB),
  • 40 participate in Nutrition and Psychology,
  • 30 participate in Psychology and Bio-mechanics,
  • 45 participate in Nutrition and Bio-mechanics,
  • 10 participate in all three workshops.
a.

Draw a Venn diagram to represent this information.

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b.

A student is selected at random from the program. Find the probability that this student participates in:

none of the three workshops,

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c.

Bio-mechanics only.

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d.

Students who want to specialize in high-performance coaching are exactly those who participate in both Psychology and Bio-mechanics. Given that a randomly chosen student wants to specialize in high-performance coaching,

find the probability that this student participates in all three workshops.

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