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The venn diagram shows the students playing cricket, hockey and volleyball.
a. What is the total number of students ?
b. Calculate the probability of randomly selecting a student that played cricket or hockey but not both
c. Calculate the probability of randomly selecting a student that played volleyball only
d. Calculate the probability of randomly selecting a student that played hockey or volley ball but not both
e. Calculate the probability of randomly selecting a student that played at least two sports
f. Calculate the probability of randomly selecting a student that played at most two sports
a) \(170\) b) \(\dfrac{23}{34}\) c) \(\dfrac{4}{17}\) d) \(\dfrac{10}{17}\) e) \(\dfrac{3}{17}\) f) \(\dfrac{16}{17}\)
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