TPAT-1 Tests - เชาวน์ปัญญา - [9]

Let's solve this step by step:

1. Let's say number of people who add orange juice is x

2. Number of people who add sugar is y

3. We know x is 7 less than twice y

   • x = 2y - 7

4. Number of people who add both = number of people who add neither

   • Let's call this number z

5. Total number of people is 20

   • People who add orange only (x-z) + People who add sugar only (y-z) + People who add both (z) + People who add neither (z) = 20
   • (x-z) + (y-z) + z + z = 20
   • x + y = 20

6. Substituting x = 2y - 7:

   • (2y - 7) + y = 20
   • 3y - 7 = 20
   • 3y = 27
   • y = 9

7. Therefore x = 2(9) - 7 = 11

The number of people who add orange juice is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let me solve this step by step:

Let's define:

• S = number of people who add sugar to coffee
• L = number of people who add lime/orange juice to coffee
• B = number of people who add both sugar and lime juice
• N = number of people who add neither

Given:

• Total people = 20
• L = 2S - 7 (lime juice users are 7 fewer than twice sugar users)
• B = N (people who add both equals people who add neither)

We know that:

• S = (sugar only) + B
• L = (lime only) + B
• Total = (sugar only) + (lime only) + B + N = 20

Since B = N, and S + L - B = (sugar only) + (lime only) + B, we have: S + L - B + B + N = 20 S + L + N = 20 S + L + B = 20

Substituting L = 2S - 7: S + (2S - 7) + B = 20 3S + B = 27

Since B = N and (sugar only) + (lime only) + B + N = 20: B + N = 20 - (sugar only) - (lime only) 2B = 20 - (S - B) - (L - B) 2B = 20 - S - L + 2B S + L = 20

Substituting L = 2S - 7: S + (2S - 7) = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

Therefore, L = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

The number of people who add lime/orange juice to their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

This problem is about people's coffee preferences.

Let me solve this step by step:

1. We have 20 people total
2. Let's define O = number of people who put orange juice in coffee, and S = number of people who put sugar
3. The problem states that O = 2S - 7
4. Also, the number of people who put both orange juice and sugar equals the number who put neither
5. Using set theory and these conditions, we can derive that O + S = 20
6. Substituting O = 2S - 7 into O + S = 20: (2S - 7) + S = 20 3S = 27 S = 9
7. Therefore, O = 2(9) - 7 = 11

So 11 people put orange juice in their coffee.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let me solve this step by step.

Given information:

• Total coffee drinkers: 20 people
• Let S = number of people who add sugar
• Let O = number of people who add orange juice
• O = 2S - 7 (orange juice users is 7 less than twice the sugar users)
• People who add both = People who add neither

Using the inclusion-exclusion principle: Total = Only orange + Only sugar + Both + Neither 20 = (O - Both) + (S - Both) + Both + Neither 20 = O + S - Both + Neither

Since Both = Neither, let's call this number x: 20 = O + S - x + x 20 = O + S

Substituting O = 2S - 7: 20 = (2S - 7) + S 20 = 3S - 7 27 = 3S S = 9

Therefore: O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

The number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Looking at this problem about coffee drinkers:

Let me define variables:

• Let S = number of people who add sugar to coffee
• Let O = number of people who add orange juice to coffee
• Let B = number who add both
• Let N = number who add neither

From the problem:

1. Total surveyed = 20 people
2. O = 2S - 7 (orange juice users is 7 less than twice sugar users)
3. B = N (those who use both equals those who use neither)

Using the principle that everyone must be counted exactly once: Total = O + S - B + N

Since B = N, this becomes: 20 = O + S - B + B 20 = O + S

Substituting O = 2S - 7: 20 = (2S - 7) + S 20 = 3S - 7 27 = 3S S = 9

Therefore: O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

The number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let me solve this step by step.

Given information:

• Total coffee drinkers: 20 people
• People who add orange juice < 2 × (people who add sugar) - 7
• People who add both orange juice and sugar = People who add neither

Let me define:

• O = people who add orange juice
• S = people who add sugar
• B = people who add both
• N = people who add neither

From the problem:

1. O = 2S - 7
2. B = N
3. Using the principle of inclusion-exclusion: O + S - B + N = 20

Since B = N, we can substitute: O + S - B + B = 20 O + S = 20

Substituting O = 2S - 7: (2S - 7) + S = 20 3S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

Therefore: O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

The number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

Let me solve this step by step.

Given information:

• Total coffee drinkers: 20 people
• Number who add lemon juice = 2 × (number who add sugar) - 7
• Number who add both = Number who add neither

Let L = people who add lemon juice, S = people who add sugar

From the conditions:

• L = 2S - 7
• Using the principle of inclusion-exclusion and the fact that those who add both equals those who add neither, we get: L + S = 20

Substituting the first equation into the second: (2S - 7) + S = 20 3S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

Therefore: L = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

The number of people who put lemon juice in their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let me solve this step by step.

Let's define:

• S = number of people who add sugar
• L = number of people who add lemon
• B = number of people who add both sugar and lemon
• N = number of people who add neither sugar nor lemon

Given information:

• Total people = 20
• L = 2S - 7 (lemon users is 7 less than twice the sugar users)
• B = N (people with both = people with neither)

Using the principle of inclusion-exclusion: Total = S + L - B + N = 20

Since B = N, we can substitute: S + L - B + B = 20 S + L = 20

Substituting L = 2S - 7: S + (2S - 7) = 20 3S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

Therefore: L = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

So 11 people add lemon to their coffee.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ให้กำหนดตัวแปร:

• S = จำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำตาล
• O = จำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำส้ม

จากโจทย์:

1. O = 2S - 7 (น้ำส้มน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของน้ำตาลอยู่ 7 คน)
2. คนที่ใส่ทั้งคู่ = คนที่ไม่ใส่เลย
3. รวมทั้งหมด 20 คน

จากหลักการ inclusion-exclusion และเงื่อนไขที่ 2: S + O = 20

แทนค่า O = 2S - 7: S + (2S - 7) = 20 3S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

ดังนั้น O = 2(9) - 7 = 11

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's denote:

• ( S ) as the number of people who put lemon in their coffee.
• ( T ) as the number of people who put sugar in their coffee.
• ( B ) as the number of people who put both lemon and sugar in their coffee.
• ( N ) as the number of people who put neither lemon nor sugar in their coffee.

From the problem, we have the following information:

1. ( S = 2T - 7 )
2. ( B = N )
3. The total number of people is 20, so ( S + T - B + N = 20 )

Since ( B = N ), we can substitute ( N ) with ( B ) in the total equation: [ S + T - B + B = 20 ] [ S + T = 20 ]

Now substitute ( S = 2T - 7 ) into ( S + T = 20 ): [ (2T - 7) + T = 20 ] [ 3T - 7 = 20 ] [ 3T = 27 ] [ T = 9 ]

Now find ( S ): [ S = 2T - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

Thus, the number of people who put lemon in their coffee is 11, which corresponds to option C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's break down the problem step by step to find the number of people who add orange juice to their coffee.

Given:

• Total coffee drinkers surveyed: 20
• Let:
  • ( S ) = number of people who add sugar to coffee
  • ( O ) = number of people who add orange juice to coffee
  • ( B ) = number of people who add both sugar and orange juice
  • ( N ) = number of people who add neither sugar nor orange juice

Conditions:

1. The number of people who add orange juice is less than twice the number of people who add sugar by 7: [ O = 2S - 7 ]
2. The number of people who add both sugar and orange juice is equal to the number who add neither: [ B = N ]

Total people equation:

The total number of people can be expressed using the principle of inclusion-exclusion: [ S + O - B + N = 20 ] Since ( B = N ), substitute: [ S + O - N + N = 20 \implies S + O = 20 ]

Substitute ( O = 2S - 7 ) into ( S + O = 20 ):

[ S + (2S - 7) = 20 \ 3S - 7 = 20 \ 3S = 27 \ S = 9 ]

Now find ( O ):

[ O = 2S - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

Verification:

• ( S = 9 ), ( O = 11 ), ( B = N )
• Total: ( S + O - B + N = 9 + 11 - B + B = 20 ) (consistent)
• Also, ( O = 2S - 7 \implies 11 = 18 - 7 ) (correct)

Answer:

The number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11, which corresponds to option C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's analyze the problem step by step:

Given:

• Total coffee drinkers: 20
• Let ( S ) be the number of people who add orange juice (น้ำส้ม).
• Let ( T ) be the number of people who add sugar (น้ำตาล).
• The number who add orange juice is less than twice the number who add sugar by 7: ( S = 2T - 7 ).
• The number who add both orange juice and sugar equals the number who add neither: ( |S \cap T| = |(S \cup T)^c| ).

We need to find ( S ).

Let:

• ( a = |S \cap T| ) (both)
• ( b = |S \text{ only}| ) (orange only)
• ( c = |T \text{ only}| ) (sugar only)
• ( d = |(S \cup T)^c| ) (neither)

Given ( a = d ).

Total: ( a + b + c + d = 20 ) But ( a = d ), so ( 2a + b + c = 20 ).

Also: ( S = a + b ) (orange juice users) ( T = a + c ) (sugar users)

Given: ( S = 2T - 7 ) So ( a + b = 2(a + c) - 7 ) => ( a + b = 2a + 2c - 7 ) => ( b = a + 2c - 7 ) ...(1)

Now, from ( 2a + b + c = 20 ), substitute (1): ( 2a + (a + 2c - 7) + c = 20 ) => ( 3a + 3c - 7 = 20 ) => ( 3a + 3c = 27 ) => ( a + c = 9 ) ...(2)

Now, ( T = a + c = 9 ).

Then ( S = 2T - 7 = 2*9 - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ).

So the number of people who add orange juice is 11.

Check: ( S = 11 ), ( T = 9 ), ( a + c = 9 ), and ( S = a + b = 11 ), so ( a + b = 11 ). From (2): ( a + c = 9 ). From total: ( 2a + b + c = 20 ). But ( (a + b) + (a + c) = 11 + 9 = 20 ), which matches.

Also, ( d = a ), and ( a + b + c + d = (a+b) + (a+c) = 11+9=20 ), consistent.

Thus, ( S = 11 ).

The answer is c: 11.

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

The problem involves a survey of 20 coffee drinkers and uses set theory to determine the number of people who put orange in their coffee. Define:

• (O) as the number of people who put orange in coffee.
• (S) as the number of people who put sugar in coffee.
• (B) as the number of people who put both.
• (N) as the number of people who put neither.

Given:

1. (O = 2S - 7) (the number who put orange is less than twice the number who put sugar by 7).
2. (B = N) (the number who put both equals the number who put neither).
3. Total people = 20.

From set theory, the total number of people is: [ \text{Total} = (O - B) + (S - B) + B + N = O + S - B + N ] Substituting (B = N): [ 20 = O + S - B + B = O + S ] Thus, (O + S = 20).

Substitute (O = 2S - 7) into (O + S = 20): [ (2S - 7) + S = 20 ] [ 3S - 7 = 20 ] [ 3S = 27 ] [ S = 9 ] Then: [ O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

The number of people who put orange in coffee is 11. This satisfies all conditions:

• (O = 11), (S = 9), so (O + S = 20).
• (O = 2S - 7): (2 \times 9 - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11).
• (B = N) holds for any (B) (where (0 \leq B \leq 9)), as it does not affect (O).

The options are a:15, b:13, c:11, d:9, e:8, so the correct answer is c:11.

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

จากการสำรวจผู้ดื่มกาแฟ 20 คน จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม (O) น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล (S) อยู่ 7 คน ดังนั้น O = 2S - 7 นอกจากนี้ จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล (B) เท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล (N) ดังนั้น B = N จากสูตรรวมทั้งหมด Total = S + O - B + N และเนื่องจาก B = N จะได้ Total = S + O = 20 แทน O = 2S - 7 vàoสมการ S + O = 20 จะได้ S + (2S - 7) = 20 → 3S - 7 = 20 → 3S = 27 → S = 9 จากนั้น O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ดังนั้นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11 คน

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

Let's break down this Thai question and solve it:

The question asks: "From a survey of 20 coffee drinkers, it was found that the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 7 less than twice the number of people who put sugar in their coffee. The number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in their coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in their coffee. How many people put orange juice in their coffee?"

Let:

• 'O' represent the set of people who put orange juice in their coffee.
• 'S' represent the set of people who put sugar in their coffee.

We are given:

1. |O| = 2|S| - 7 (The number of orange juice users is 7 less than twice the number of sugar users)
2. |O ∩ S| = 20 - (|O ∪ S|) (The number of people using both equals the number using neither)

We also know the total number of people surveyed is 20, so:

3. |O ∪ S| = |O| + |S| - |O ∩ S|

Substituting equation (2) into equation (3):

|O ∪ S| = |O| + |S| - (20 - |O ∪ S|) 2|O ∪ S| = |O| + |S| + 20

Now, let's use a little trick. We know:

|O ∪ S| + (20 - |O ∪ S|) = 20 (Those who use either plus those who use neither equals the total)

Let x = |O ∩ S|. Then 20 - x = number of people using neither, which also equals |O ∩ S|.

So, |O ∪ S| = |O| + |S| - x. And x = 20 - |O ∪ S|.

Substituting equation (1) into the union equation:

|O ∪ S| = (2|S| - 7) + |S| - x |O ∪ S| = 3|S| - 7 - x

We also know 2|O ∪ S| = |O| + |S| + 20. Substituting |O| again:

2|O ∪ S| = (2|S| - 7) + |S| + 20 2|O ∪ S| = 3|S| + 13

Now we have two equations with two unknowns:

1. |O ∪ S| = 3|S| - 7 - x
2. 2|O ∪ S| = 3|S| + 13

Since x = 20 - |O ∪ S|, substitute this into equation (1):

|O ∪ S| = 3|S| - 7 - (20 - |O ∪ S|) 0 = 3|S| - 27 |S| = 9

Now substitute |S| = 9 into equation (1):

|O| = 2 * 9 - 7 |O| = 18 - 7 |O| = 11

Therefore, 11 people put orange juice in their coffee.

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

Let's break down the problem:

• Let 'x' be the number of people who add sugar to their coffee.
• The number of people who add orange juice is less than twice the number of people who add sugar by 7, so the number of people who add orange juice is 2x - 7.
• Let 'y' be the number of people who add both orange juice and sugar, and also the number of people who add neither.
• Total number of coffee drinkers is 20.

We can use a Venn diagram to visualize this. Let:

• A = Number of people who add orange juice only
• B = Number of people who add sugar only
• y = Number of people who add both orange juice and sugar
• y = Number of people who add neither

We know:

• A + B + y + y = 20
• A + y = 2x - 7 (Total number of people who add orange juice)
• B + y = x (Total number of people who add sugar)

Substituting the last two equations into the first equation:

(2x - 7 - y + y) + (x - y + y) + y + y = 20 2x - 7 + x + 2y = 20 3x + 2y = 27

We also know that A, B, x, y must be non-negative integers. Since 2x - 7 represents the number of people who add orange juice, it must be non-negative, so 2x >= 7, meaning x >= 3.5. Since x is an integer, x >= 4.

Let's try different values of x and see if we get integer values for y and A+y (number of people who add orange juice):

• If x = 4, 3(4) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 15 => y = 7.5 (not an integer)
• If x = 5, 3(5) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 12 => y = 6. A+y = 2(5) - 7 = 3.
• If x = 6, 3(6) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 9 => y = 4.5 (not an integer)
• If x = 7, 3(7) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 6 => y = 3. A+y = 2(7) - 7 = 7.
• If x = 8, 3(8) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 3 => y = 1.5 (not an integer)
• If x = 9, 3(9) + 2y = 27 => 2y = 0 => y = 0. A+y = 2(9) - 7 = 11.

Let's check the valid solutions:

• x=5, y=6, A+y = 3. This is impossible since A+y must be greater than or equal to y.
• x=7, y=3, A+y = 7. A = 4, B = 4, 4+4+3+3 = 14 != 20. This is impossible.
• x=9, y=0, A+y = 11. A = 11, B = 9, 11+9+0+0 = 20. This works!

Therefore, the number of people who add orange juice is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's break down the problem:

• Total: 20 coffee drinkers.
• Relationship between orange juice and sugar: Let 's' be the number of people who put sugar in their coffee. Then, the number of people who put orange juice is '2s - 7'.
• Equal groups: The number of people who use both orange juice and sugar is equal to the number of people who use neither.
• Goal: Find the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee.

Let 'x' be the number of people who use both orange juice and sugar, and also the number of people who use neither.

We can set up an equation using the principle of inclusion-exclusion:

Total = (Orange Juice Only) + (Sugar Only) + (Both) + (Neither)

20 = (2s - 7 - x) + (s - x) + x + x

20 = 3s - 7 + x

Also, we know that the number of people who use orange juice is 2s - 7.

We can't solve this directly without more information. However, we can try to find a solution by testing the answer choices.

Let's test option C (11 people put orange juice in their coffee):

If 2s - 7 = 11, then 2s = 18, and s = 9. Then, 20 = (11 - x) + (9 - x) + x + x 20 = 20 This works.

Therefore, the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let S be the number of people who put orange juice in coffee, and T be the number of people who put sugar in coffee. The total number of coffee drinkers is 20.

From the problem statement, we have two main conditions:

1. "The number of people who put orange juice in coffee is 7 less than twice the number of people who put sugar in coffee." This translates to: S = 2T - 7

2. "The number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in coffee." Let |S ∩ T| be the number of people who put both, and |(S ∪ T)'| be the number of people who put neither. So, |S ∩ T| = |(S ∪ T)'|

We know that the total number of people is the sum of those who put at least one ingredient and those who put neither: Total = |S ∪ T| + |(S ∪ T)'| 20 = |S ∪ T| + |(S ∪ T)'|

Substitute the second condition into this equation: 20 = |S ∪ T| + |S ∩ T|

We also know the formula for the union of two sets: |S ∪ T| = S + T - |S ∩ T|

Substitute this into the equation 20 = |S ∪ T| + |S ∩ T|: 20 = (S + T - |S ∩ T|) + |S ∩ T| 20 = S + T

Now we have a system of two linear equations:

1. S = 2T - 7
2. S + T = 20

Substitute equation (1) into equation (2): (2T - 7) + T = 20 3T - 7 = 20 3T = 20 + 7 3T = 27 T = 9

Now substitute the value of T back into equation (2) to find S: S + 9 = 20 S = 20 - 9 S = 11

The question asks for the number of people who put orange juice in coffee, which is S. So, S = 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let S be the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee, and T be the number of people who put sugar in their coffee. Let N be the total number of coffee drinkers, which is 20.

From the problem statement, we have the following information:

1. The number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 7 less than twice the number of people who put sugar in their coffee. S = 2T - 7 (Equation 1)

2. The number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in their coffee (S ∩ T) is equal to the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in their coffee (S' ∩ T'). |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'| (Equation 2)

We know the formula for the union of two sets: |S ∪ T| = |S| + |T| - |S ∩ T|

Also, the total number of people N is the sum of those who put at least one ingredient and those who put neither: N = |S ∪ T| + |S' ∩ T'|

Substitute N = 20 and |S' ∩ T'| = |S ∩ T| into the equation: 20 = |S ∪ T| + |S ∩ T| 20 = (S + T - |S ∩ T|) + |S ∩ T| 20 = S + T (Equation 3)

Now we have a system of two equations with S and T:

1. S = 2T - 7
2. S + T = 20

Substitute Equation 1 into Equation 3: (2T - 7) + T = 20 3T - 7 = 20 3T = 20 + 7 3T = 27 T = 27 / 3 T = 9

Now that we have T, we can find S using Equation 1: S = 2T - 7 S = 2(9) - 7 S = 18 - 7 S = 11

So, the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 11.

Let's check the conditions: S = 11, T = 9 S = 2T - 7 => 11 = 2(9) - 7 => 11 = 18 - 7 => 11 = 11 (Condition 1 satisfied) S + T = 20 => 11 + 9 = 20 => 20 = 20 (Condition 3 satisfied)

Now let's find |S ∩ T| and |S' ∩ T'|. We know |S ∪ T| = S + T - |S ∩ T| = 20 - |S ∩ T|. Also, N = |S ∪ T| + |S' ∩ T'|. 20 = (S + T - |S ∩ T|) + |S' ∩ T'| Since S + T = 20, 20 = (20 - |S ∩ T|) + |S' ∩ T'| 0 = -|S ∩ T| + |S' ∩ T'| This implies |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'|, which is Condition 2.

To find the actual value of |S ∩ T|: |S ∪ T| = S + T - |S ∩ T| = 11 + 9 - |S ∩ T| = 20 - |S ∩ T| Since N = |S ∪ T| + |S' ∩ T'| and |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'|, let x = |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'|. 20 = (20 - x) + x This equation is always true, but it doesn't help find x directly.

Let's use the total N = 20. N = S + T - |S ∩ T| + |S' ∩ T'| Since |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'|, let this value be x. 20 = S + T - x + x 20 = S + T This confirms S + T = 20, which we already used.

Let's re-evaluate the relationship: N = |S ∪ T| + |S' ∩ T'| We know |S ∪ T| = S + T - |S ∩ T|. So, N = S + T - |S ∩ T| + |S' ∩ T'|. Given |S ∩ T| = |S' ∩ T'|, let this value be x. N = S + T - x + x N = S + T 20 = S + T. This is a key relationship derived from the problem statement.

We found S = 11 and T = 9. The question asks for the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee, which is S. S = 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จากโจทย์ กำหนดให้:

• ผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ = O
• ผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ = S
• ผู้ที่สำรวจทั้งหมด = 20 คน

เราสามารถตั้งสมการได้ 2 สมการ:

1. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม (O) น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล (S) อยู่ 7 คน: O = 2S - 7
2. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง (O ∩ S) เท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง (O' ∩ S') จากหลักการเรื่องเซต เมื่อเงื่อนไขนี้เป็นจริง จะได้ว่าผลรวมของจำนวนสมาชิกในแต่ละเซตจะเท่ากับจำนวนคนทั้งหมด: O + S = 20

เมื่อแก้ระบบสมการ: แทนค่า O จากสมการที่ 1 ลงในสมการที่ 2: (2S - 7) + S = 20 3S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

นำค่า S = 9 ไปแทนในสมการที่ 2 เพื่อหาค่า O: O + 9 = 20 O = 11

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟมี 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก c

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

This is a word problem in Thai. Here's a breakdown and solution:

• Let 'x' be the number of people who put sugar in their coffee.
• The number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 2x - 7.
• Let 'both' be the number of people who put both sugar and orange juice in their coffee.
• The number of people who put neither sugar nor orange juice is also 'both'.
• Total people = 20.

We can set up the following equation based on the principle of inclusion-exclusion:

Total = (Sugar only) + (Orange Juice only) + (Both) + (Neither)

20 = (x - both) + (2x - 7 - both) + both + both 20 = 3x - 7 + both 27 = 3x + both

Also, we know that the total number of people who put something in their coffee is:

Sugar + Orange Juice - Both = (x) + (2x - 7) - both = 3x - 7 - both

Since 'both' people also put something in their coffee, and 'both' people put neither, the number of people who put something in their coffee is 20 - both.

Therefore: 3x - 7 - both = 20 - both 3x = 27 x = 9

Now we can find the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee:

2x - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

Therefore, 11 people put orange juice in their coffee.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The question involves finding the number of people who put lemon in coffee based on the given conditions. Let ( S ) be the number of people who put sugar in coffee, and ( L ) be the number who put lemon in coffee. The total number of people surveyed is 20.

From the first condition: "the number of people who put lemon in coffee is less than twice the number of people who put sugar in coffee by 7 people," this translates to: [ L = 2S - 7 ]

From the second condition: "the number of people who put both lemon and sugar in coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither lemon nor sugar in coffee," let ( B ) be the number who put both, and ( N ) be the number who put neither. Thus: [ B = N ]

The total number of people can be expressed using the principle of inclusion-exclusion: [ |S \cup L| + N = 20 ] where ( |S \cup L| = S + L - B ). Substituting ( N = B ): [ (S + L - B) + B = S + L = 20 ]

Now, substitute ( L = 2S - 7 ) into ( S + L = 20 ): [ S + (2S - 7) = 20 ] [ 3S - 7 = 20 ] [ 3S = 27 ] [ S = 9 ]

Then solve for ( L ): [ L = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

Thus, the number of people who put lemon in coffee is 11, which corresponds to option c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The problem involves finding the number of people who put lemon in coffee based on given conditions. Let ( L ) be the number of people who put lemon, and ( S ) be the number who put sugar. The total number of coffee drinkers is 20.

Conditions:

1. The number who put lemon is 7 less than twice the number who put sugar:
   ( L = 2S - 7 ).
2. The number who put both lemon and sugar equals the number who put neither. Let this common number be ( x ).
   Thus, ( |L \cap S| = x ) and the number who put neither is also ( x ).

Using set theory:
The total number of people is:
[ |L \cup S| + \text{neither} = 20 ]
Since ( |L \cup S| = L + S - |L \cap S| ) and neither is ( x ):
[ (L + S - x) + x = 20 ]
[ L + S = 20 \quad \text{(Equation A)} ]

Solving the equations:
Substitute ( L = 2S - 7 ) into Equation A:
[ (2S - 7) + S = 20 ]
[ 3S - 7 = 20 ]
[ 3S = 27 ]
[ S = 9 ]
Then:
[ L = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

Verification:

• ( L = 11 ), ( S = 9 ), so ( L + S = 20 ) (satisfies Equation A).
• Both and neither are ( x ). The total is consistent:
  [ \text{Only lemon} = L - x = 11 - x ]
  [ \text{Only sugar} = S - x = 9 - x ]
  [ \text{Total} = (11 - x) + (9 - x) + x + x = 20 ]
  This holds for any ( x ) (with constraints ( 0 \leq x \leq 9 ) for non-negative counts), confirming ( L = 11 ) is valid.

The number who put lemon is 11, corresponding to option c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

คำอธิบาย:
กำหนดให้

• A = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม
• B = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล
• C = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล
• D = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล

จากโจทย์

1. A - C = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มอย่างเดียว
2. B - C = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลอย่างเดียว
3. C = D
4. A - C = 2(B - C) - 7 (แต่โจทย์บอกว่า "น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟอยู่ 7 คน" หมายถึง (A - C) = 2(B - C) - 7)
5. A + B - C + D = 20 (จำนวนคนทั้งหมด)

แทน D = C
A + B - C + C = 20 → A + B = 20

แทน (A - C) = 2(B - C) - 7
A - C = 2B - 2C - 7
A = 2B - C - 7

แทน A + B = 20
A = 20 - B

แทนค่า
20 - B = 2B - C - 7
20 - B + 7 = 2B - C
27 - B = 2B - C
27 = 3B - C
C = 3B - 27

แต่ C = D และทุกค่าต้องเป็นจำนวนเต็มบวก
ลองแทนค่าตัวเลือก A (A = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม)

ลอง A = 13
A + B = 20 → B = 7
A = 2B - C - 7
13 = 2×7 - C - 7
13 = 14 - C - 7
13 = 7 - C
C = 7 - 13 = -6 (ไม่เป็นไปได้)

ลอง A = 11
A + B = 20 → B = 9
A = 2B - C - 7
11 = 2×9 - C - 7
11 = 18 - C - 7
11 = 11 - C
C = 0

D = C = 0
ตรวจสอบจำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้มอย่างเดียว = A - C = 11
จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาลอย่างเดียว = B - C = 9
A - C = 2(B - C) - 7
11 = 2×9 - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11
ถูกต้อง

ดังนั้น คำตอบคือ 11 คน

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's analyze the problem step-by-step:

• Total coffee drinkers: 20
• Let:
  • S = number of people who add sugar
  • O = number of people who add orange juice
  • B = number of people who add both sugar and orange juice
  • N = number of people who add neither sugar nor orange juice

Given:

1. The number of people who add orange juice is 7 less than twice the number of people who add sugar: O = 2S - 7

2. The number of people who add both sugar and orange juice equals the number of people who add neither: B = N

3. Total people: S + O - B + N = 20 (since those who add both are counted twice, subtract once)

Substitute O and N with B:

• O = 2S - 7
• N = B

So: S + (2S - 7) - B + B = 20 S + 2S - 7 = 20 3S = 27 S = 9

Now find O: O = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11

Therefore, the number of people who add orange juice is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

คำอธิบาย:
จากโจทย์ ให้กำหนดตัวแปรดังนี้

• ( S ) = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ
• ( T ) = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
• ( N ) = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟ (ทั้งสองอย่าง)
• ( M ) = จำนวนผู้ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ

ข้อมูลจากโจทย์:

1. มีผู้ดื่มกาแฟ 20 คน
2. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ อยู่ 7 คน
   (\Rightarrow S = 2T - 7)
3. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง
   (\Rightarrow N = M)
4. รวมจำนวนผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด:
   [ S + T - N + M = 20 ] แต่เนื่องจาก ( N = M ), จึงเป็น:
   [ S + T - N + N = 20 \Rightarrow S + T = 20 ]

แทน ( S = 2T - 7 ) ลงในสมการ:
[ (2T - 7) + T = 20 \Rightarrow 3T - 7 = 20 \Rightarrow 3T = 27 \Rightarrow T = 9 ]

จากนั้น:
[ S = 2 \times 9 - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

คำตอบคือ จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11 คน

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ขั้นแรกให้กำหนดตัวแปรก่อน:

• ให้จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล = ( x ) คน
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม = ( y ) คน
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่อะไรเลย = ( z ) คน

จากโจทย์เราสามารถเขียนสมการได้ดังนี้:

1. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลอยู่ 7 คน: [ y = 2x - 7 ]

2. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล (( z )) เท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่อะไรเลย (( z )) ดังนั้นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่อย่างใดอย่างหนึ่งหรือทั้งสองอย่างหรือไม่ใส่อะไรเลยรวมกันทั้งหมดคือ 20 คน: [ (x + y - z) + z + z = 20 ]

อธิบายเพิ่มเติมสมการที่สอง:

• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลอย่างเดียว = ( x - z )
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มอย่างเดียว = ( y - z )
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง = ( z )
• จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่อะไรเลย = ( z )

ดังนั้นรวมทั้งหมดคือ: [ (x - z) + (y - z) + z + z = 20 ]

ลดรูปสมการนี้ได้เป็น: [ x + y - z = 20 ]

แทนค่า ( y = 2x - 7 ) ลงในสมการนี้: [ x + (2x - 7) - z = 20 \ 3x - z = 27 \ ]

ดังนั้น: [ z = 3x - 27 ]

เนื่องจาก ( z ) เป็นจำนวนคน ต้องมีค่ามากกว่าหรือเท่ากับ 0 ดังนั้น: [ 3x - 27 \geq 0 \ 3x \geq 27 \ x \geq 9 ]

ลองแทนค่า ( x = 9 ) (ค่าต่ำสุดที่เป็นไปได้) จะได้:

• ( y = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 )
• ( z = 3(9) - 27 = 27 - 27 = 0 )

ตรวจสอบความถูกต้อง:

• น้ำตาลอย่างเดียว = ( x - z = 9 - 0 = 9 )
• น้ำส้มอย่างเดียว = ( y - z = 11 - 0 = 11 )
• ทั้งสองอย่าง = ( z = 0 )
• ไม่ใส่อะไรเลย = ( z = 0 )

รวมทั้งหมด ( 9 + 11 + 0 + 0 = 20 ) ถูกต้องตามโจทย์

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ ( y = 11 ) คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือกข้อ c

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จากโจทย์ เรามีข้อมูลดังนี้:

1. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟอยู่ 7 คน
2. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ

ให้:

• ( x ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ
• ( y ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
• ( z ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟ
• ( w ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ

จากข้อ 1: ( x < 2y ) และ ( x = 2y - 7 )

จากข้อ 2: ( z = w )

จากข้อมูลทั้งหมด: ( x + y - z + w = 20 )

แทนค่า ( z = w ) ลงในสมการ: ( x + y = 20 )

แทนค่า ( x = 2y - 7 ) ลงในสมการ: ( 2y - 7 + y = 20 )

แก้สมการ: [ 3y - 7 = 20 ] [ 3y = 27 ] [ y = 9 ]

แทนค่า ( y = 9 ) ลงใน ( x = 2y - 7 ): [ x = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟมีอยู่ 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

เพื่อหาจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ เราสามารถตั้งสมการจากข้อมูลที่ให้มาได้:

1. ให้ ( x ) เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
2. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟจะเป็น ( 2x - 7 ) (น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล 7 คน)
3. จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ

จากข้อมูลที่ให้มา เรามีสมการดังนี้:

• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม + จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล - จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งสอง = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง

เรารู้ว่าจำนวนผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมดคือ 20 คน ดังนั้นเราสามารถตั้งสมการได้:

[ (2x - 7) + x - (2x - 7) = 20 - (2x - 7 + x) ]

จากการแก้สมการนี้ เราจะได้จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ

หลังจากการคำนวณ เราจะพบว่าจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก C

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

กำหนด O = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม, S = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาล. จากโจทย์ O = 2S - 7 และผู้ใส่ทั้งสอง = ผู้ไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง ทำให้ 20 = O + S. ดังนั้น 2S - 7 + S = 20 ⇒ S = 9 และ O = 11 จึงตอบข้อ c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ถ้าให้ A = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม, B = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาล, และทั้งสองอย่าง = x, ข้อมูลว่า ทั้งไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล = x ให้ A + B = 20. ข้อมูลอีกข้อว่า จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้มน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของผู้ใส่น้ำตาลอยู่ 7 คน เขียนเป็นสมการ 2B - A = 7. แก้ระบบได้ B = 9 และ A = 11 ดังนั้นตอบข้อ ค.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จากโจทย์ให้ S = จำนวนที่ใส่น้ำส้ม, T = จำนวนที่ใส่น้ำตาล

• S = 2T - 7
• จำนวนผู้ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล (c) เท่ากับจำนวนที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล (d) → c = d
• สมมติ a = ใส่น้ำส้มอย่างเดียว, b = ใส่น้ำตาลอย่างเดียว, c = ทั้งสอง, d = neither S = a + c, T = b + c, a + b + c + d = 20 → a + b + 2c = 20

จาก S = 2T - 7: a + c = 2(b + c) - 7 ⇒ a = 2b + c - 7 แทนในสมการ a + b + 2c = 20: (2b + c - 7) + b + 2c = 20 ⇒ 3b + 3c = 27 ⇒ b + c = 9 ดังนั้น T = 9 และ S = 2T - 7 = 11

จึงมีคนที่ใส่น้ำส้มทั้งหมด = 11 ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก C

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The problem gives two equations. Let O = number who add orange juice, S = number who add sugar, B = both, N = neither.

• “O is 7 less than twice S” → 2S − O = 7 → O = 2S − 7.
• “Both equals neither” → B = N.
  Total people: (only orange) + (only sugar) + both + neither = 20.
  Since O = only orange + both and S = only sugar + both, the total simplifies to O + S = 20.

Solve:

• O + S = 20
• O = 2S − 7

Substituting: (2S − 7) + S = 20 → 3S = 27 → S = 9 → O = 2·9 − 7 = 11.

Thus 11 people add orange juice, which corresponds to option c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The problem gives two relationships:

1. The number of people who added orange juice (O) is 7 less than twice the number who added sugar (S):
   (O = 2S - 7).

2. The number who added both orange juice and sugar (B) equals the number who added neither (N).

The total number of people is 20.
Using the inclusion–exclusion principle, the total is
(O + S - B + N = 20).

Because (B = N), the terms (-B + N) cancel, leaving
(O + S = 20).

Substituting (O = 2S - 7) into (O + S = 20):

[ (2S - 7) + S = 20 \ 3S - 7 = 20 \ 3S = 27 \ S = 9 ]

Then

[ O = 2S - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11. ]

So 11 people added orange juice to their coffee.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's solve this step by step. We are given a survey of 20 coffee drinkers with specific conditions about adding orange juice (O) and sugar (S) to their coffee.

1. Total people = 20.
2. Let O be the number of people who add orange juice, S be the number who add sugar, B be the number who add both, and N be the number who add neither.
3. From the problem, "the number who add orange juice is 7 less than twice the number who add sugar": O = 2S - 7.
4. Also, "the number who add both is equal to the number who add neither": B = N.
5. Using the principle of inclusion-exclusion for the total number of people: O + S - B + N = 20.
6. Since B = N, substitute into the equation: O + S - B + B = O + S = 20.
7. From step 3, O = 2S - 7. Substitute into O + S = 20: (2S - 7) + S = 20 → 3S - 7 = 20 → 3S = 27 → S = 9.
8. Then, O = 2S - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11.

Thus, the number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11, which corresponds to option C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Brief Explanation:

จากข้อมูลการสำรวจผู้ดื่มกาแฟ 20 คน ให้กำหนดว่า S เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล และ O เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม โดยที่ O = 2S - 7 และจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่างเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง นำไปสู่สมการ S + O = 20 เมื่อแก้สมการได้ S = 9 และ O = 11 ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มมี 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

สรุปคำอธิบาย

จากข้อมูลที่ให้มา มีผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด 20 คน โดยให้ S เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล และ O เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม จากโจทย์ได้ว่า O = 2S - 7 และจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่างเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง ทำให้ S + O = 20 เมื่อแก้สมการจะได้ S = 9 และ O = 11 ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มมี 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก c.

JSON Response:

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's solve this step by step. We are given a survey of 20 coffee drinkers with specific conditions about adding orange juice (O) and sugar (S) to their coffee.

1. Total people = 20.
2. The number of people who add orange juice (O) is 7 less than twice the number of people who add sugar (S). So, O = 2S - 7.
3. The number of people who add both orange juice and sugar (B) is equal to the number of people who add neither (N). So, B = N.
4. Using the principle of inclusion-exclusion for two sets, the total number of people is: O + S - B + N = 20.
5. Since B = N, substitute into the equation: O + S - B + B = O + S = 20.
6. From step 2, O = 2S - 7. Substitute into O + S = 20: (2S - 7) + S = 20 → 3S - 7 = 20 → 3S = 27 → S = 9.
7. Then, O = 2S - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11.

Thus, the number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11, which corresponds to option C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The problem involves a survey of 20 coffee drinkers with conditions on those who add orange juice (A) and sugar (B). From the equations |A| = 2|B| - 7 and |A| + |B| = 20, solving gives |B| = 9 and |A| = 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

แปลโจทย์เป็นภาษาไทยให้ชัดเจน:

• มีผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด 20 คน
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ น้อยกว่า 2 เท่า ของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ อยู่ 7 คน
  • หมายความว่า:
    จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม = 2 × (จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล) – 7
• จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล = จำนวนผู้ที่ ไม่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล
• ถามว่า: จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟมีกี่คน?

ตั้งตัวแปร:

• ให้

  • ( x ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล
  • ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม = ( 2x - 7 )

• ให้

  • ( a ) = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล
  • ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลก็ = ( a )

ใช้หลักการรวมจำนวนสมาชิก:

จากหลักการรวมจำนวนสมาชิก (principle of inclusion-exclusion):

[ \text{จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มหรือน้ำตาล} = \text{ใส่น้ำส้ม} + \text{ใส่น้ำตาล} - \text{ใส่ทั้งสอง} ]

[ = (2x - 7) + x - a = 3x - 7 - a ]

แต่ผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด = 20 คน
ซึ่งแบ่งเป็น:

• ใส่น้ำส้มหรือน้ำตาล = ( 3x - 7 - a )
• ไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง = ( a )

ดังนั้น:

[ (3x - 7 - a) + a = 20 \Rightarrow 3x - 7 = 20 \Rightarrow x = 9 ]

หาจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม:

[ \text{ใส่น้ำส้ม} = 2x - 7 = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 ]

คำตอบที่ถูกต้อง:

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ให้ x เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ และ y เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ จากโจทย์ให้ y = 2x - 7

จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ ดังนั้นเราจึงสามารถเขียนสมการได้ดังนี้

x + y - (จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล) + (จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล) = 20

เนื่องจากจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล เราจึงสามารถเขียนสมการใหม่ได้ดังนี้

x + y - (จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล) + (จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล) = 20

ซึ่งลดรูปเป็น x + y = 20

เมื่อแทน y = 2x - 7 ลงในสมการ x + y = 20 เราจะได้

x + 2x - 7 = 20

รวมเงื่อนไขเช่น

3x - 7 = 20

เพิ่ม 7 ทั้งสองข้าง

3x = 27

หารด้วย 3

x = 9

เมื่อแทน x = 9 ลงใน y = 2x - 7 เราจะได้

y = 2(9) - 7 y = 18 - 7 y = 11

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's denote the number of people who put sugar in their coffee as S, the number of people who put orange juice (น้ำส้ม) in their coffee as J, the number of people who put both as B, and the number of people who put neither as N.

Given:

1. Total people = 20
2. J = 2S - 7
3. B = N
4. The total number of people who put orange juice or sugar or both can be represented using the principle of inclusion-exclusion as: J + S - B.

We know that the total number of people is the sum of those who put orange juice or sugar or both and those who put neither: (J + S - B) + N = 20. Substituting B for N, we get J + S - B + B = 20, simplifying to J + S = 20.

From (2), we substitute J with 2S - 7 into J + S = 20 to get 2S - 7 + S = 20, which simplifies to 3S = 27, so S = 9.

Substitute S = 9 into J = 2S - 7 to find J: J = 2*9 - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11.

Therefore, the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's break down the information:

• Let x be the number of people who add sugar to their coffee.
• The number of people who add orange juice is less than twice the number of people who add sugar by 7, so it is 2x - 7.
• The number of people who add both is equal to the number of people who add neither.

We can use a Venn diagram or basic algebra to solve this, but let's denote:

• (S) as the set of people who add sugar,
• (O) as the set of people who add orange juice,
• (B) as the set of people who add both,
• (N) as the set of people who add neither.

Given:

• Total people = 20
• (|B| = |N|)

We know that: [|S \cup O| + |N| = 20] [|S| + |O| - |B| + |N| = 20] Since (|B| = |N|), [|S| + |O| = 20]

Let's assume (|S| = x), then (|O| = 2x - 7).

The number of people who add only sugar, only orange juice, both, or neither can be represented in terms of (x) and (2x - 7), but we also know that: [|S \cap O| = |B|]

However, without direct information on (|S|), (|O|), or (|B|) separately, let's focus on what we are solving for: the number of people who add orange juice, (|O|).

Let (|O| = 2x - 7) and assume everyone adds either sugar, orange juice, both, or neither. The equation to solve involves understanding that: [|S| + |O| - |B| + |N| = 20] Given (|B| = |N|), we substitute and solve.

But let's simplify with what we actually need to find: If we let (x) be the number of people who add sugar, and (2x - 7) add orange juice, and assuming intersections and unions properly, we'd find a direct solution requires assumptions. However, this problem actually aligns with solving through recognizing relationships.

The correct approach actually calculates through understanding intersections equaling neither group size which leads us directly.

The answer is 13.

{"correct_answer_key":"b"}

Let's break down the problem step by step:

1. There are 20 people who drink coffee.
2. The number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is less than twice the number of people who put sugar in their coffee, and this difference is 7 people.
3. The number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in their coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in their coffee.

Let:

• ( x ) be the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee.
• ( y ) be the number of people who put sugar in their coffee.
• ( z ) be the number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in their coffee.
• ( w ) be the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in their coffee.

From the problem, we have the following equations:

1. ( x + y - z = 20 ) (total number of people)
2. ( x - 2y = 7 ) (the difference condition)
3. ( z = w ) (the number of people who put both is equal to the number of people who put neither)

We also know that:

• ( x = z + (x - z) )
• ( y = z + (y - z) )
• ( w = 20 - x - y + z )

Using the equations:

1. ( x + y - z = 20 )
2. ( x - 2y = 7 )

We can solve for ( x ) and ( y ):

From equation 2: [ x = 2y + 7 ]

Substitute ( x ) in equation 1: [ (2y + 7) + y - z = 20 ] [ 3y + 7 - z = 20 ] [ 3y - z = 13 ]

Since ( z = w ), and ( z ) is the number of people who put both, we can assume ( z ) and solve for ( y ): [ 3y - z = 13 ] [ z = w ]

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Let's denote the number of people who add sugar as ( S ), the number of people who add lemon as ( L ), and the number of people who add both as ( B ). According to the problem, we have the following relationships:

1. ( L < 2S )
2. ( B = 20 - S - L - B ) (since the total number of people is 20 and the number of people who add neither is ( 20 - S - L - B ))
3. ( B = 7 ) (the number of people who add lemon is 7 less than twice the number of people who add sugar)

From the second relationship, we can simplify to: [ 2B = 20 - S - L ] [ B = 10 - \frac{S + L}{2} ]

Given ( B = 7 ), we can substitute: [ 7 = 10 - \frac{S + L}{2} ] [ \frac{S + L}{2} = 3 ] [ S + L = 6 ]

From the first relationship, we know ( L < 2S ). Since ( S + L = 6 ), we can test possible values for ( S ) and ( L ) that satisfy both conditions. If ( S = 3 ) and ( L = 3 ), then ( L ) is not less than ( 2S ). If ( S = 4 ) and ( L = 2 ), then ( L < 2S ) is satisfied.

Thus, the number of people who add lemon is ( L = 2 ).

{"correct_answer_key":"d"}

To solve this problem, we need to set up some equations based on the given information:

Let's define:

• ( x ) as the number of people who put sugar in their coffee.
• ( y ) as the number of people who put lemon juice in their coffee.
• ( z ) as the number of people who put both lemon juice and sugar in their coffee.
• ( w ) as the number of people who put neither lemon juice nor sugar in their coffee.

From the problem, we have the following information:

1. The total number of people surveyed is 20.
2. The number of people who put lemon juice in their coffee is 7 less than twice the number of people who put sugar in their coffee: ( y = 2x - 7 ).
3. The number of people who put both lemon juice and sugar in their coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither: ( z = w ).
4. The total number of people is the sum of all these categories: ( x + y + z + w = 20 ).

We also know that ( z = w ), so we can substitute ( z ) with ( w ) in the total equation: [ x + y + 2z = 20 ]

Now, substitute ( y = 2x - 7 ) and ( z = w ) into the equation: [ x + (2x - 7) + 2z = 20 ] [ 3x - 7 + 2z = 20 ] [ 3x + 2z = 27 ]

Since ( z = w ), we can also express ( z ) in terms of ( x ): [ 3x + 2z = 27 ] [ 3x + 2z = 27 ] [ 3x + 2z = 27 ]

Now we need to find integer values for ( x ) and ( z ) that satisfy this equation. Let's test the options for ( y ):

If ( y = 11 ) (from option c): [ y = 2x - 7 ] [ 11 = 2x - 7 ] [ 2x = 18 ] [ x = 9 ]

Now we can find ( z ): [ 3x + 2z = 27 ] [ 3(9) + 2z = 27 ] [ 27 + 2z = 27 ] [ 2z = 0 ] [ z = 0 ]

So, ( y = 11 ), ( x = 9 ), ( z = 0 ), and ( w = 0 ). The total adds up correctly: [ 9 + 11 + 0 + 0 = 20 ]

Thus, the number of people who put lemon juice in their coffee is ( y = 11 ).

The correct answer is:

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let's denote:

• ( x ) as the number of people who add sugar to their coffee.
• ( y ) as the number of people who add orange juice to their coffee.
• ( z ) as the number of people who add both sugar and orange juice to their coffee.

From the problem, we have the following information:

1. ( y < 2x + 7 )
2. ( z = \text{number of people who add neither} )
3. Total number of people surveyed is 20.

Since the number of people who add both is equal to the number of people who add neither, we can say: [ z = \text{number of people who add neither} ]

The total number of people can be expressed as: [ x + y - z + \text{number of people who add neither} = 20 ]

Since ( z ) equals the number of people who add neither, we can simplify this to: [ x + y = 20 ]

From the second condition, we know: [ y < 2x + 7 ]

We need to find ( y ), the number of people who add orange juice. Let's test the options:

Option a: ( y = 15 )

• If ( y = 15 ), then ( x = 20 - 15 = 5 ).
• Check the inequality: ( 15 < 2(5) + 7 ) which simplifies to ( 15 < 17 ), which is true.
• This satisfies all conditions.

Option b: ( y = 13 )

• If ( y = 13 ), then ( x = 20 - 13 = 7 ).
• Check the inequality: ( 13 < 2(7) + 7 ) which simplifies to ( 13 < 21 ), which is true.
• This also satisfies all conditions, but we need to check if it's the most fitting answer.

Option c: ( y = 11 )

• If ( y = 11 ), then ( x = 20 - 11 = 9 ).
• Check the inequality: ( 11 < 2(9) + 7 ) which simplifies to ( 11 < 25 ), which is true.
• This also satisfies all conditions, but we need to check if it's the most fitting answer.

Option d: ( y = 9 )

• If ( y = 9 ), then ( x = 20 - 9 = 11 ).
• Check the inequality: ( 9 < 2(11) + 7 ) which simplifies to ( 9 < 29 ), which is true.
• This also satisfies all conditions, but we need to check if it's the most fitting answer.

Option e: ( y = 8 )

• If ( y = 8 ), then ( x = 20 - 8 = 12 ).
• Check the inequality: ( 8 < 2(12) + 7 ) which simplifies to ( 8 < 31 ), which is true.
• This also satisfies all conditions, but we need to check if it's the most fitting answer.

Given the conditions and the need to find the most fitting answer, option a seems to be the most straightforward and fitting solution.

{"correct_answer_key":"a"}

คำอธิบายแบบสั้น:
กำหนดให้
• x = จำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ
• y = จำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
• n = จำนวนคนที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล (และเท่ากับจำนวนคนที่ไม่ใส่อะไรเลย)

จากเงื่อนไข:

1. x = 2y − 7
2. จำนวนคนที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล = จำนวนคนที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาล ทำให้ได้ x + y = 20

แทนค่า x = 2y − 7 ใน x + y = 20 ⇒ 2y − 7 + y = 20 ⇒ 3y = 27 ⇒ y = 9 ⇒ x = 11

ดังนั้นมีผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ 11 คน

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด 20 คน
ให้
O = ใส่น้ำส้ม, S = ใส่น้ำตาล
x = ใส่ทั้งสอง (O∩S)
y = ใส่เฉพาะน้ำส้ม (O∩¬S)
z = ใส่เฉพาะน้ำตาล (¬O∩S)
w = ไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง (¬O∩¬S)

เงื่อนไข

1. |O| = x + y
2. |S| = x + z
3. |O| = 2|S| – 7  ⇒ x + y = 2(x + z) – 7 → y = x + 2z – 7
4. x = w
5. x + y + z + w = 20 → 2x + y + z = 20

แทน (3) ลงใน (5):
2x + (x + 2z – 7) + z = 20 → 3x + 3z = 27 → x + z = 9 → |S| = 9

นำกลับไปหา y: y = –x + 11 (ค่าต้องไม่ลบ)
เมื่อ x = 0‥9 จะได้ y ≥ 0 และทุกกรณีให้ |O| = x + y = 11

ดังนั้นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ คือ 11 คน ⇒ ตัวเลือก c

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำส้ม (A) น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของคนที่ใส่น้ำตาล (B) อยู่ 7 คน
⇒ |A| = 2|B| – 7

กำหนดให้ x = จำนวนคนที่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง = จำนวนคนที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง
สูตรรวมประชากร 20 คน
20 = |A| + |B| − |A∩B| + |neither| = |A| + |B| − x + x = |A| + |B|

จึงมีระบบสมการ

1. |A| + |B| = 20
2. |A| = 2|B| − 7

แทน (2) ลง (1)
2|B| − 7 + |B| = 20
3|B| = 27 → |B| = 9
⇒ |A| = 20 − 9 = 11

ดังนั้นจำนวนคนที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11 คน (ตัวเลือก c).

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ให้กำหนด O = จำนวนคนใส่น้ำส้ม
S = จำนวนคนใส่น้ำตาล
มีทั้งหมด 20 คน

เงื่อนไข

1. O น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของ S อยู่ 7 คน ⇒ O = 2S – 7
2. จำนวนคนใส่ทั้งสองชนิด = จำนวนคนไม่ใส่ทั้งสองชนิด
   ⇒ ในสูตรเวนน์ |O∪S| + ไม่ใส่ = 20 และเพราะสองกลุ่มสุดท้ายเท่ากัน จึงตัดกันได้เหลือ
   O + S = 20

แก้ระบบสมการ
O + S = 20
O = 2S – 7

แทนค่า: 2S – 7 + S = 20 ⇒ 3S = 27 ⇒ S = 9
ดังนั้น O = 2(9) – 7 = 11

จำนวนคนใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ = 11 คน → ตัวเลือก c

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

We let x be the number of people who add orange drink and y be the number of people who add sugar. According to the problem, the number who add orange drink is 7 less than twice the number who add sugar, so x = 2y - 7. Also, because the number of people who add both is equal to those who add neither, the total (20 people) is given by x + y. Therefore, we have x + y = 20. Substituting the first equation in gives (2y - 7) + y = 20, which simplifies to 3y = 27, so y = 9 and then x = 2(9) - 7 = 11.

Thus, the number of people who add orange drink is 11, corresponding to option "c".

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

เราตั้งให้ S = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาล (รวมทั้งที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำตาลและน้ำส้ม) และ O = จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม (รวมทั้งที่ใส่ทั้งคู่)

จากโจทย์ “จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟน้อยกว่าสองเท่าของจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟอยู่ 7 คน” หมายความว่า   O = 2S – 7

และจากโจทย์ “จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟเท่ากับจำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ” ให้ x = จำนวนที่ใส่ทั้งคู่ = จำนวนที่ใส่ไม่ทั้งสอง

นอกจากนี้ เมื่อนิยาม   s = จำนวนผู้ใส่เฉพาะน้ำตาล   o = จำนวนผู้ใส่เฉพาะน้ำส้ม   x = จำนวนผู้ใส่ทั้งสอง   n = จำนวนไม่ใส่ทั้งสอง (n = x) รวมทั้งหมด 20 คน จึงได้   s + o + x + n = s + o + 2x = 20  (1)

จากนิยาม S และ O   S = s + x  และ  O = o + x ดังนั้นเงื่อนไข O = 2S – 7 กลายเป็น   o + x = 2(s + x) – 7  (2)

แก้สมการ (2)   o + x = 2s + 2x – 7 → o = 2s + x – 7  (3)

แทน (3) ลงใน (1)   s + (2s + x – 7) + 2x = 20   3s + 3x – 7 = 20   3(s + x) = 27 → s + x = 9  (4)

ซึ่ง S = s + x = 9 จาก (2) จะได้   O = 2×9 – 7 = 18 – 7 = 11

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ = O = 11 คน

ตัวเลือก 11 คือ ตัวเลือก C

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

จากโจทย์ให้ตั้งสมการดังนี้ สมมุติให้ O คือจำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม และ S คือจำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาล โดยข้อมูลบอกว่า

1. O น้อยกว่าสองเท่าของ S อยู่ 7 คน ซึ่งเขียนได้ว่า O = 2S - 7
2. จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้มและจำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำตาลรวมกันเท่ากับ 20 คน นั่นคือ O + S = 20 แทนค่า O จากสมการแรกในสมการที่สองจะได้ 2S - 7 + S = 20 ซึ่งคือ 3S = 27 ดังนั้น S = 9 และแทนค่า S กลับไปใน O = 2×9 - 7 จะได้ O = 11 ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือกข้อ c

{"correct_answer_key": "c"}

จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม S และน้ำตาล T จะได้

1. S = 2T – 7
2. ผู้ใส่ทั้งสองอย่างเท่ากับผู้ไม่ใส่เลย ⇒ S + T = 20
   แทน S จาก (1) ลงใน (2): (2T – 7) + T = 20 ⇒ 3T = 27 ⇒ T = 9 ⇒ S = 2·9 – 7 = 11

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม = x, ใส่น้ำตาล = y
เงื่อนไขให้ x = 2y – 7 และจากการนับรวมทั้งสองกลุ่ม x + y = 20
แทน x เข้าไป: (2y–7)+y=20 ⇒ 3y=27 ⇒ y=9 ⇒ x=2·9–7=11

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จำนวนผู้ใส่น้ำส้ม (A) และน้ำตาล (B) รวมกันได้ 20 คน (A + B = 20) และ A = 2B – 7
แทน B = 20 – A ลงไปในสมการ A = 2B – 7 จะได้ A = 2(20–A) – 7 → 3A = 33 → A = 11

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ให้:

• ( x ) เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
• ( y ) เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ
• ( z ) เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟ

จากข้อสอบ:

1. ( y = 2x - 7 )
2. ( z = 20 - (x + y - z) )

จากสมการที่ 2 สามารถเขียนใหม่ได้ว่า: [ z = 20 - x - y + z ] [ 0 = 20 - x - y ] [ x + y = 20 ]

เรามีสมการสองสมการ:

1. ( y = 2x - 7 )
2. ( x + y = 20 )

แทนค่า ( y ) จากสมการที่ 1 ลงในสมการที่ 2: [ x + (2x - 7) = 20 ] [ 3x - 7 = 20 ] [ 3x = 27 ] [ x = 9 ]

แทนค่า ( x = 9 ) กลับไปในสมการ ( y = 2x - 7 ): [ y = 2(9) - 7 ] [ y = 18 - 7 ] [ y = 11 ]

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟมีอยู่ 11 คน ซึ่งตอบคำถามคือ 11 คน ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

To solve this problem, let's define the variables and analyze the situation step by step:

Definitions:

1. Let $ x $ be the number of people who add sugar to their coffee.
2. Let $ y $ be the number of people who add orange juice to their coffee.
3. Let $ z $ be the number of people who add both orange juice and sugar to their coffee.
4. Let $ w $ be the number of people who add neither orange juice nor sugar to their coffee.

Key Information:

1. The total number of people surveyed is 20: $$ x + y - z + w = 20 $$ (We subtract $ z $ because those who add both orange juice and sugar are counted twice in $ x + y $.)

2. The number of people who add orange juice ($ y $) is 7 less than twice the number of people who add sugar ($ x $): $$ y = 2x - 7 $$

3. The number of people who add both orange juice and sugar ($ z $) is equal to the number of people who add neither ($ w $): $$ z = w $$

Substituting and Solving:

Using the total population equation $ x + y - z + w = 20 $, and substituting $ z = w $, we get: $$ x + y - z + z = 20 \implies x + y = 20 $$

Now substitute $ y = 2x - 7 $ into $ x + y = 20 $: $$ x + (2x - 7) = 20 $$ $$ 3x - 7 = 20 $$ $$ 3x = 27 $$ $$ x = 9 $$

Now substitute $ x = 9 $ into $ y = 2x - 7 $: $$ y = 2(9) - 7 = 18 - 7 = 11 $$

Thus, the number of people who add orange juice ($ y $) is 11.

Verification:

• $ x = 9 $, $ y = 11 $, $ z = w $, and $ x + y = 20 $.
• Since $ z = w $, the number of people who add both orange juice and sugar ($ z $) and those who add neither ($ w $) must sum to $ 20 - (x + y - z) = z + z = 2z $, which is consistent.

Final Answer:

The number of people who add orange juice to their coffee is 11, corresponding to option C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

จากโจทย์ ให้จำนวนผู้ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด 20 คน
กำหนดให้

• $ S $ = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาล
• $ O $ = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้ม
• $ B $ = จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาล
• $ N $ = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่ทั้งสองอย่าง

จากเงื่อนไข:

1. $ O = 2S - 7 $
2. $ B = N $
3. รวมทั้งหมด: $ (O - B) + (S - B) + B + N = 20 $

แทนค่า $ N = B $ ลงในสมการ:
$$ O - B + S - B + B + B = O + S = 20 $$
ดังนั้น $ O + S = 20 $ และจากเงื่อนไขแรก $ O = 2S - 7 $:
$$ (2S - 7) + S = 20 \implies 3S = 27 \implies S = 9 $$
นำค่า $ S = 9 $ ไปแทนใน $ O = 2S - 7 $:
$$ O = 2(9) - 7 = 11 $$

ดังนั้น จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟคือ 11 คน (ตัวเลือก c)

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

The problem involves 20 coffee drinkers with conditions on those adding orange juice (O), sugar (S), both (B), and neither (N). Key equations derived are:

1. O = 2S − 7 (orange juice users are 7 less than twice the sugar users).
2. B = N (those adding both equal those adding neither).
3. Total: O + S − B + N = 20.

Substituting B = N into the total equation simplifies to O + S = 20. Plugging O = 2S − 7 into this gives:
2S − 7 + S = 20 → 3S = 27 → S = 9.
Thus, O = 2(9) − 7 = 11.

The calculations confirm that 11 people add orange juice, corresponding to option c.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

ให้ S เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟ, T เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ, และ B เป็นจำนวนผู้ที่ใส่ทั้งน้ำส้มและน้ำตาลในกาแฟ

จากข้อมูลที่ให้มา:

1. S = 2T - 7
2. B = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ
3. จำนวนผู้ที่ดื่มกาแฟทั้งหมด = S + T - B + จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ = 20

เนื่องจาก B = จำนวนผู้ที่ไม่ใส่น้ำส้มและไม่ใส่น้ำตาลในกาแฟ, เราสามารถเขียนสมการได้ว่า: S + T - B + B = 20 S + T = 20

แทนค่า S จากสมการแรก: (2T - 7) + T = 20 3T - 7 = 20 3T = 27 T = 9

แทนค่า T กลับไปในสมการแรก: S = 2(9) - 7 S = 18 - 7 S = 11

ดังนั้น, จำนวนผู้ที่ใส่น้ำส้มในกาแฟมีอยู่ 11 คน, ซึ่งตรงกับตัวเลือก C.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}

Let $O$ be the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee, and $S$ be the number of people who put sugar in their coffee. We are given that there are 20 coffee drinkers in total. The number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is less than twice the number of people who put sugar in their coffee by 7. So, $O = 2S - 7$. The number of people who put both orange juice and sugar in their coffee is equal to the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar in their coffee. Let $B$ be the number of people who put both orange juice and sugar, and $N$ be the number of people who put neither orange juice nor sugar. Then $B = N$. We know that the total number of people is 20. So, $O + S - B + N = 20$. Since $B = N$, we have $O + S - B + B = 20$, which means $O + S = 20$. Now we have two equations:

1. $O = 2S - 7$
2. $O + S = 20$ Substitute equation (1) into equation (2): $(2S - 7) + S = 20$ $3S - 7 = 20$ $3S = 27$ $S = 9$ Now substitute $S = 9$ into equation (2): $O + 9 = 20$ $O = 20 - 9$ $O = 11$ So, the number of people who put orange juice in their coffee is 11.

{"correct_answer_key":"c"}