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    The document provides information about the number of employees at a company that visited various countries. It states that 100 employees total, 44 visited Singapore, 51 visited South Korea, 46 visited Japan, and provides overlapping counts for those who visited multiple countries. Specifically, 12 visited both Singapore and South Korea but not Japan, 8 visited both Singapore and Japan but not South Korea, and 10 visited both South Korea and Japan but not Singapore. Finally, it notes that 8 employees visited all three countries.

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    The document provides information about the number of employees at a company that visited various countries. It states that 100 employees total, 44 visited Singapore, 51 visited South Korea, 46 visited Japan, and provides overlapping counts for those who visited multiple countries. Specifically, 12 visited both Singapore and South Korea but not Japan, 8 visited both Singapore and Japan but not South Korea, and 10 visited both South Korea and Japan but not Singapore. Finally, it notes that 8 employees visited all three countries.

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    The document provides information about the number of employees at a company that visited various countries. It states that 100 employees total, 44 visited Singapore, 51 visited South Korea, 46 visited Japan, and provides overlapping counts for those who visited multiple countries. Specifically, 12 visited both Singapore and South Korea but not Japan, 8 visited both Singapore and Japan but not South Korea, and 10 visited both South Korea and Japan but not Singapore. Finally, it notes that 8 employees visited all three countries.

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    Number of employees = 100

    Number of employees visited Singapore = 44


    Number of employees visited South Korea = 51
    Number of employees visited Japan = 46
    No. of emp. visited both Singapore and South Korea (not Japan) = 12
    No. of emp. visited both Singapore and Japan (not South Korea) = 8
    No. of emp. visited both South Korea and Japan (not Singapore) = 10
    No. of emp. visited all the 3 places = 8

    Singapore Getting the sum of all the numbers included inside the Venn
    Diagram:
    This circle must have a South Korea
    sum of 44
    16 12 21
    This circle must have a 16+12+8+ 8+21+10+20=95
    sum of 51 Total number of employees is 100, so since only 95 of the
    8 employees visited any of the countries, 5 of them were not
    8 10 able to visit any countries.

    100−95=5
    20
    A. How many were not able to visit any of the three
    countries? Answer:
    5 employees
    Japan B. How many visited only one of the countries mentioned
    above? Answer:
    16 employees for Singapore
    This circle must have a
    21 employees for South Korea
    sum of 46
    20 employees for Japan
    Total of 57 employees
    C. How many visited two countries? Answer:
    12 for both Singapore and South Korea
    10 for both South Korea and Japan
    8 for both Singapore and Japan
    Total of 30 employees

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