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A survey of 65 math students revealed 7 students said they like fractions, word problems, and decimals. 10 students said they like fractions and word problems. 6 students said they only like fractions. 12 students said they like word problems and decimals. 4 students said they only like decimals. 26 students said they like fractions or decimals.
 
  How many students like fractions and decimals?
 
  a. 26 students
  b. 10 students
  c. 4 students
  d. 7 students
  e. 12 students

Question 2

Use mathematical symbols to represent the following relationship.
 
  The number of objects in is 4.
 
  a.
  b.
  c.
  d.
  e.



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Answer to Question 1

ANS: D

Answer to Question 2

ANS: E





 

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