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At Fantasyland High School, there are 16 members in the math club and
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23 Sep 2022, 04:38
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At Fantasyland High School, there are 16 members in the math club and 12 members in the chess club. If 10 students belong to only one of the two clubs, how many students belong to both clubs?
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At Fantasyland High School, there are 16 members in the math club and
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26 Sep 2022, 15:33
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26 Sep 2022, 20:35
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Math =16
Chess=12
We do not know the intersection of both. The shared region which is x.
Also we do know that 10 students belong ONLY to one of the two: or are they in the math or in the chess class
(16-x)+(12-x)=10
x= 9 students
Chess=12
We do not know the intersection of both. The shared region which is x.
Also we do know that 10 students belong ONLY to one of the two: or are they in the math or in the chess class
(16-x)+(12-x)=10
x= 9 students
