At a community college, a survey was taken to determine where students study on campus. Of the 270270 students surveyed, it was determined that 172172 studied in the library. 140140 studied in the cafeteria. 8080 studied in both the library and the cafeteria. Complete parts a) through c).
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To find the number of students who studied only in the library, we need to subtract the number of students who studied in both the library and the cafeteria from the total number of students who studied in the library. Number of students who studied only in the Show more…
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