1. The population of two towns is 265846 and 486720 . How much less than 1000000 is this? A survey found 234690 people like peanut butter, 190355 like jam and 321100 people like cheese. How many people were interviewed in the survey? During a rugby contest, 54342 people watched the first game, while 49990 people watched the second game. If 156330 people watched all three games, how many watched the third game? What is the difference between nine thousand and the sum of 5470 and 1388 ? A farmer has 2050 sheep, 1475 pigs, 4875 cattle and 478 horses. If his neighbour has 10134 animals, how many more animals does the neighbour have?

Sure, let's address each of your questions step by step: --- ### **1. How much less than 1,000,000 is the combined population of two towns?** - **Populations:** - Town 1: **265,846** - Town 2: **486,720** - **Combined Population:** \[ 265,846 + 486,720 = 752,566 \] - **Difference from 1,000,000:** \[ 1,000,000 - 752,566 = 247,434 \] - **Answer:** The combined population is **247,434** less than 1,000,000. --- ### **2. How many people were interviewed in the survey?** - **Number of People Who Like:** - Peanut Butter: **234,690** - Jam: **190,355** - Cheese: **321,100** - **Assumption:** We'll assume that each preference is independent and that there is no overlap (i.e., no one likes more than one item). (Note: If there is overlap, additional information is required to determine the total number of unique respondents.) - **Total Number of People Interviewed:** \[ 234,690 + 190,355 + 321,100 = 746,145 \] - **Answer:** **746,145** people were interviewed in the survey. --- ### **3. How many watched the third rugby game?** - **Number of People Who Watched:** - First Game: **54,342** - Second Game: **49,990** - All Three Games: **156,330** - **Issue Identified:** There's a logical inconsistency here. It's impossible for **156,330** people to have watched all three games if only **54,342** watched the first game and **49,990** watched the second game, as the number watching all three cannot exceed the number watching any individual game. - **Possible Solutions:** - **Check for Typographical Errors:** Maybe the number of people who watched all three games was meant to be **15,633** instead of **156,330**. - **Additional Information Needed:** To accurately determine the number of people who watched the third game, more information about overlaps between the viewers of the first, second, and third games is required. - **Answer:** **Cannot determine** the number of people who watched the third game with the provided information. Please verify the numbers or provide additional details. --- ### **4. What is the difference between nine thousand and the sum of 5,470 and 1,388?** - **Calculate the Sum:** \[ 5,470 + 1,388 = 6,858 \] - **Calculate the Difference:** \[ 9,000 - 6,858 = 2,142 \] - **Answer:** The difference is **2,142**. --- ### **5. How many more animals does the neighbour have?** - **Farmer's Animals:** - Sheep: **2,050** - Pigs: **1,475** - Cattle: **4,875** - Horses: **478** - **Total Number of Farmer’s Animals:** \[ 2,050 + 1,475 + 4,875 + 478 = 8,878 \] - **Neighbour's Animals:** **10,134** - **Difference:** \[ 10,134 - 8,878 = 1,256 \] - **Answer:** The neighbour has **1,256** more animals than the farmer. --- If you have any further questions or need clarification on any of these problems, feel free to ask!