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2 years ago

Please do this question

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crimeas [40]2 years ago

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It would be 16 more 6th graders that are not in either band or orchestra.
15 6th Graders in band
9 6th Graders in both classes
+18 6th Graders in orchestra
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42 6th Graders in either class

100 6th Graders in total
-42 6th Graders in either class
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58 6th Graders in neither class
58-42= 16 more 6th Graders that are not in either class
You're welcome :)

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