A millimeter is 0.001 of a meter how many millimeters are there in 7 meters
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Answer:
<u>60</u> students are involved in either band or sports.
<u>95</u> students are not involved in either sports or band.
Step-by-step explanation:
Given:
In a school of 320 students, 85 students are in the band, 200 students are on sports teams, and 60 students participate in both activities.
Now, to find the students are involved in either sports or band. And students who are not involved in either sports or band.
<em>Total number of students</em> = 320.
Number of students in the band = 85.
Number of students in the sports team = 200.
Number of students participate in both activities = 60.
Thus, 60 students are involved in either band or sports.
So, the number of students in the band adding number of students in the sports team we get:
200 + 85 = 285.
Then, to subtract the number of students participate in both activities we get:
285 - 60 = 225.
<em>Thus, the remaining students are </em>= 225.
Now, to get the students who are not involved in either sports or band we subtract the total number of students from the remaining students:
Therefore, 60 students are not involved in either band or sports. 95 students are not involved in either sports or band.
Well... hell, let's just convert them all with the same denominator then
hmmm let's see, we have the denominators of 8,11 and 3
so... we'll multiply the 5/8 times (11*3) or 33
and then we'll multiply 7/11 times (8*3) or 24
and then we'll multiply 2/3 times (8 * 11)
notice, we're simply using the other's denominator's product, to multiply the fractions... anyhow... let's check
hmmm let's see, we have the denominators of 8,11 and 3
so... we'll multiply the 5/8 times (11*3) or 33
and then we'll multiply 7/11 times (8*3) or 24
and then we'll multiply 2/3 times (8 * 11)
notice, we're simply using the other's denominator's product, to multiply the fractions... anyhow... let's check