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EXAM I
Let $ U = \{1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10\}, A = \{1,3,5,7,9\},
B=\{2,4,6,8,10\}$ and $ C =\{1,2,5,7,9\}$

1- Find $ A \bigcap C$


2- Find $ (A \bigcap C) \bigcup B$


3- Find $ A \bigcap B$.


4- Let $ A$ and $ B$ be subsets of a set $ S$ such that $ n(A) =15, n(B)=24$ and $ n(A \bigcap B) =12$ Find $ n(A
\bigcup B)$.


5- Let $ A$ and $ B$ be subsets of a set $ S$ such that $ n(A) =15, n(B)=24$. What is the largest possible value for $ n(A
\bigcup B)$? Is there a largest value for $ n(S)$?


6- Evaluate $ P(6,2)$.


7- How many groups of $ 4$ students can be chosen from a class of $ 15$ students? How many committees consisting of 1 president, 1 vice president and 2 members can be chosen from a class of $ 15$ students?


150 people in a sporting goods store filled out a questionnaire. These are the results:

8- express the above data in a Venn diagram.


9- How many went swimming?


10- How many did not do any of these activities?


11 - Evaluate $ C(10,6)$.


An Urn contains 18 numbered balls. 10 are white and 8 are red.

12- In how many ways can a sample of 6 balls be drawn from the Urn?


13- How many samples contain 3 red and 3 white balls?


14- How many samples contain at least one red ball?


15- An I.D. code consists of 3 numerals followed by 4 letters. How many code numbers ae there, if the letters are distinct, but the numbers can repeat themselves? (i.e. 112face) If the letters and numbers can repeat?




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Martin Bendersky 2004-12-20