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If in a city of 1000 households, 100 are watching ABC, 80 are watching CBS, 50 are watching NBC, 70 are watching Fox, 500 are wa

tching everything else, and 200 do not have the TV set on, what is CBS's share

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Readme [11.4K]3 years ago

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72

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