Question 1177827: 5. A company has 10,000 clients. Each client is classified as (i) young or old; (ii) male or female; and (iii) married or single. Of these clients, 3500 are young, 5100 are male, and 7200 are married. The clients can also be classified as 1350 young males, 3110 married males, and 1450 young married persons. Finally, 650 of the clients are young married males. Calculate the number of the company’s clients who are young, female, and single.
Answer by CPhill(1959)   (Show Source):
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**1. Find the number of young females:**
* Total young clients: 3500
* Young males: 1350
* Young females: 3500 - 1350 = 2150
**2. Find the number of young married females:**
* Total young married clients: 1450
* Young married males: 650
* Young married females: 1450 - 650 = 800
**3. Find the number of young single females:**
* Total young females: 2150
* Young married females: 800
* Young single females: 2150 - 800 = 1350
**Therefore, the number of the company's clients who are young, female, and single is 1350.**
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