Posted by Anonymous on Sunday, February 20, 2011 at 11:12pm.
So out of 500 students, we know what 671 of them are doing. I think there are many unregistered freshman taking classes at that college. ...
The numbers do not add up.
I may have read this wrong, of course. After reading it again, I thought differently.
There are 153 students taking both economics and math. That means there are:
205 - 153 = 52
There are 52 students only taking math, but not economics.
313-153 = 160
So 160 students are taking economics without math.
So out of 500, we have:
160 only taking economics.
52 only taking math.
153 taking both.
That is 365 out of 500 taking at least one of the classes. How many aren't taking math or economics?
Now, it's just a matter of percentages.
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