Math, asked by joshnaregmI0, 2 months ago

among 120 people,80 drink tea and 40 drink coffee.20 of them drink neither tea nor coffee,answer the following question
1.how many of them like tea only?
2.how many of them drink only one out of these two?

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Answered by srishtiishant

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1=80 people drank tea

2= only one can

tea and coffee

Answered by thapajuna353

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