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<p>Question:</p>

<p>Total number of German is 3 more than Total number of Latin. If number of both is equal to any one number of a language, then what is the number of students who took only Latin?</p>

<p>The answer is 9. Check it out.</p>

<p>Both(Middle overlap if Venn Dia.): 9
German ONLY: 12
Latin ONLY: 9
Total: 30</p>

<p>Total German: 12+9=21
Total Latin: 9+9=18</p>

<p>21 is 3 more than 18.</p>

<p>How about that?</p>

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<p>impelling...</p>

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<p>Crap, 9 doesn't equal 12. This is confusing. I'm thinking I got it wrong now..</p>

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<p>Was it any one number of a language or who only took one language? If we knew that then we would probably know the correct answer..</p>

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<p>no- its number of both is equal to number of only german + only italian.</p>

<p>9 doesn't equal 21 (9 +12)</p>

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<p>If I don't get it right, then I don't deserve to be Asian :(</p>

<p>I'm gonna go change my race now...</p>

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<p>according to your method, the number of students taking ONLY italian + the number of students taking ONLY German = 21....unfortunately for u-thats false. it said the number of students taking only one subject is 15 b/c the number of students taking both languages is equal to the number of students taking one language. BOOM. YOU LOSE</p>

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<p>But, Narcissa 6 doesn't equal to 9 either...I don't know...</p>

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<p>yes it does</p>

<p>15 both
9 german
6 italian
15 = 9 +6</p>

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<p>well stephan i think you've convinced me.</p>

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<p>what thread are they arguing over german italian</p>

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<p>@stephan520, hmm...I see what your saying.</p>

<p>I didn't get that equal to number part right I guess. Man....</p>

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<p>wow.. I'm glad I misread that or I would have put down 9 ...</p>

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<p>well what do ya know...i prevail again! haha j/k... im glad you understand it now :-)</p>

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<p>Never mind</p>

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<p>okay for the one where it was like what is the tone of May's passage, did u put it was an adult reflecting on childhood or was it a child's new experience away from home</p>

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<p>I thought equal to ONE language not both but I guess your right.</p>

<p>****!!!!</p>

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<p>
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Did it really say 3 more GERMAN ONLY speakers than ITALIAN only speakers?

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there is no difference, lol</p>

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<p>adult reflecting on child's experiences because in the thing before the passage it said so.</p>

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<p>quicksandslowly: same..
I put adult reflecting on childhood because the italicized words up top said like "protagonist reflecting on her childhood memories"</p>