I don't really understand this question. But I'll do my best to answer it.
So say that one student liked vanilla, and that student was 1/5 out of kids who liked almond. If that student was the only one out of five students that didn't like vanilla and liked almond, then four more students liked almond, and that one student was left out. So Eddy was right??????
Again, I don't understand what answer you want. Sorry. :/
Answer:
The answer is 35.
35% of the class had scores that were greater than 70 but less than 85.
Step-by-step explanation:
Let's assume the number of students in the class =100
If 75% of the class scored greater than 70, then, it means 25% (100-75) of the scores were less than or equal to 70
In other words, 25 scores were less than or equal to 70.
If 60% of the class had scores that were less than 85, then, it means 40%(100-60) of the scores were greater than or equal to 85
Therefore, of the 100 scores, 25 scores were LESS THAN OR EQUAL to 70, and 40 scores were GREATER THAN OR EQUAL to 85.
We've now accounted for 65 (25+40) scores, which means the remaining 35 (100-65) scores must be between 70 and 85.
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