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Elza [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

student G is in the band

and student B plays the piano and is in the band

B is in the overlap of the two circles which means they fall into both categories

Hope this helped

I messed up before and did students A and B but I fixed it, so sorry that's my bad.

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