Math, asked by parimalaputta20bah, 5 months ago

There are a total of 103 foreign language students in a high school where they offer
Spanish, French, and German. There are 29 students who take at least 2 languages at
once. If there are 40 Spanish students, 42 French students, and 46 German students,
how many students take all three languages at once​

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Answered by mamta29111979
13

Answer:

f. If there are

44 students of Spanish,

45 students of French, and

40 students of German,

how many students take all three languages at once?

Let 21 take spanish and french.

Then 44-21=23 take only spanish.

45-21=24 take only french.

40 take only German.

21+23+24+40=108

None take all 3 languages.

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