Subtract the 
terms from each other, then the 
terms, then the ones without any whatsoever.
First, we'll subtract 
from 
Result: 
Next, we'll subtract 
from 
Result: 
Finally, we'll subtract 
from 
Result: 
Now, we can add these 3 results together.
First, we had , then , and finally .
Thus, our subtraction of
equals
C. 48
If Lionel started with 48, and he gave 1/2 of them to Rick (24), then he is left with 24. If he then gives his brother 1/2 of that (12) then he has 12 left.
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B) The row categories are "Wears Glasses" and "Do Not Wear Glasses"
C) Two teachers do not wear glasses
E) Total of 6 teachers were polled
<u>Explanation:</u>
- In a class there are 129 students, among that 32 wear glasses, 97 don't wear glasses.
- There are 6 teachers in those 4 wear glasses and 2 do not wear glasses.
- Totally 135 present. In those 36 wear and 99 don't wear glasses.
You can't change the sum by changing the grouping. Any way you cut it, you will always get 226, as you only have addition operations, and the commutative property [a+(b+c)=(a+b)+c] means that the sum will always be the same.
