A district administration conducted a specialized training audit for a cadre of officers across three administrative domains: E-Governance (), Disaster Management (), and Financial Administration (). The data gathered from the audit is as follows:
- officers are trained in E-Governance.
- officers are trained in Disaster Management.
- officers are trained in Financial Administration.
- officers are trained in both E-Governance and Disaster Management.
- officers are trained in both Disaster Management and Financial Administration.
- officers are trained in both E-Governance and Financial Administration.
- officers are trained in all three domains.
Based on the data provided, which of the following statements are correct?
- The number of officers trained in exactly two subjects is .Cevap
- The number of officers trained in at most one subject is .Cevap
- CThe number of officers trained in E-Governance only is .
- DThe number of officers trained in both Disaster Management and Financial Administration but not E-Governance is .
Cevap
The correct statements are that the number of officers trained in exactly two subjects is 75, and the number of officers trained in at most one subject is 205.
The statement declaring that 75 officers are trained in exactly two subjects is accurate because summing the disjoint exclusive intersections yields . Furthermore, the statement claiming that 205 officers are trained in at most one subject is correct because adding the single-domain officers () to those trained in none of the three domains () gives exactly .
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Three-Set Principle of Inclusion-Exclusion and Region Partitioning