Respuesta :
Answer:
11 cars
Step-by-step explanation:
There are 20 cars in my building's parking lot, 15 cars are 4-door, then
[tex]20-15=5[/tex] cars are 2-door.
5 cars are 2-door, 4 of them are 2-door and white, then
[tex]5-4=1[/tex] car is 2-door and red.
12 cars are red, 1 car is 2-door and red, then
[tex]12-1=11[/tex] cars are 4-door and red.
(1/3) are red = 30 *1/3 = 10 are red
So...20 are white
50% are 4 door = 15 are 4 door
So....15 are 2 door
8 are 2 door and white.....so 12 are 4 door and white since we have 20 white total
And since 15 are 4 door and 12 of these are white...then 3 must be 4 door and red
ORRRR
Make a two-way table as follows:
RED WHITE
2-DOOR 7 8
4-DOOR 3 12
TOTALS 10 20
So, it looks like you have 3 cars that are red and have 4 doors.