Question

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Explanation:

Analyze the visible information

The image shows a multi-part question about a survey of employees, likely involving a Venn diagram or set categories (such as cooking food).

• Part a) asks: "How many employees were surveyed?" The answer box is already filled with the value \(33\).
• Part b) asks: "How many of the employees only cooked food?"

However, the Venn diagram, table, or survey data containing the breakdown of employees and their tasks (e.g., cooking food, washing dishes, etc.) is completely cut off and missing from the top of the image.

Determine the missing data

Because the visual source is incomplete and lacks the diagram or survey numbers, we cannot calculate the exact number of employees who "only cooked food" directly from the image alone.

To help you solve this once you have the diagram in front of you, let's look at how these Venn diagram problems are structured:

1. Typically, there are two or three overlapping circles representing different duties (e.g., Cooking Food, Serving, Cleaning).
2. The number of employees who only cooked food is represented by the region inside the "Cooked Food" circle that does not overlap with any other circles.
3. If you have the raw numbers instead of a diagram:

$$ \text{Only Cooked} = \text{Total Cooked} - \text{Cooked and other tasks} $$

Answer:

The diagram or survey data containing the numbers for each category is missing from the image.

To find the answer for part b):

1. Look at the Venn diagram or data table provided in your assignment.
2. Locate the circle or category labeled Cooked Food (or similar).
3. Identify the number in the region of that circle that does not overlap with any other categories. This number represents the employees who only cooked food.