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That is number one, the information provided is for number one. I don't have to answer the yes or no question ._.

Answer 1

i assume you play sports and might be part of the music group, so fill that out
lmaoooo jk lol


anyways 54 are in a sport
38 in music
30 in none
32 in both
You can fill this table, so for the top left, put 32 for the both group
bottom right put 30

Answer 2

Wait what? .-. I don't understand the table

Answer 3

Then for top right, if 54 did sports, and 38 are in music, and 30 are in none, the total number of students surveyed are 54+38+30 = 122
We dont count the kids that do both sports because if they do both music and sports they are already in both groups, so they dont count towards this total

Answer 4

sure, the table means, so first row, do they do sports
second row, do they not do sports
first column, do they do music
second column, do they not do music

Answer 5

so for example 2nd row 1st column means the persoon doesn't do sports but do music

Answer 6

get it now?

Answer 7

You typed-
too many words-
I can't comprehend-

Answer 8

what of the table do you not understand?

Answer 9

All of it?

Answer 10

Ok what do I put in the table tho-? Like do I fill it out like a punnet square?

Answer 11

uhhhh, yeah kinda. same idea
"You can fill this table, so for the top left, put 32 for the both group
bottom right put 30"
its a little harder to figure out the other 2 boxes,

Answer 12

Would I subtract 32 from 52 to figure out which of the 52 ppl that play sports only play sports? ._. or like-?

Answer 13

@darkknight I appreciate the help ._. I also appreciate you leaving