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Only like sedans: 25- 15 = 10

Only like hatchbacks: 40-15 = 25

Like both: 15

Like none of them: 100-10-25-15 = 50

Dislike sedans: 100 - 10-15 = 75

Dislike hatchbacks: 100-25-15 = 60

So dislikes: sedans>hatchbacks

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