Question

 a group of 80 people, there are 38 people who speak Hindi, while 57 people speak Marathi. There are 25 people who speak neither Hindi nor Marathi. How many people speak both languages? Write the answer in the box provided

Answer 1

but adding all the numbers provided except 80, it is more than 80 which is not at all possible................................

Answer 2

The query can be classified as some logic and reasoning inquiry. Anyhow, the statements state the following:

Total individuals in the group- 80

People speaking Hindi- 38

People speaking Marathi- 57

People knowing no language- 25

Moreover, when we add the people who can talk in at least one language will be: '38+57', 85. This happens to be greater than the total individuals (80). Hence, we can say that under these guidelines, the solution is "not possible."