Calvin Lin , he Invites 8 Of the Brilliant Members Namely, Jon Haussmann , Sandeep Bhardwaj , Brain Chalesworth , Ronak Agarwal , Deepanshu Gupta , Pratik Shastri , Azhaghu Roopesh And Vraj Mehta
In a "Feast of Kings" organized By
In this group of 9 Math lovers, each speaks at most 3 Languages.
Any two of them speak at least 1 language in common.
Azhaghu Roopesh wants to know:
Let n be the most number of people who speak any language. Find the minimum value of n.
Can you help him out?
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Just an outline of my idea.
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we will need a total of five languages represented by the.
3 circles, hollow oval, and hollow triangle.
the 9 people are represented by the red dots(inside intersections of 3 languages).
no of people for each language =5 hence answer =5.