To cope up with the news normal education Mrs. Dela Cruz Surveyed 100 students of what learningmadalities they profer in the incoming school year

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To cope up with the news normal education Mrs. Dela Cruz Surveyed 100 students of what learningmadalities they profer in the incoming school year 85 parent chose modularand 75 chose face to face Question A. How many student chose modulatand face to face B. how many students modular only C. How Many students chose face to face?

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A. To find out how many students chose both modular and face-to-face, you can use the principle of set intersection. You have 85 students choosing modular and 75 choosing face-to-face, so the number of students who chose both is the intersection of these sets, which is the smaller of the two numbers. So, [tex]{ \red{ \tt75}}[/tex]students chose both modular and face-to-face.

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B. To find out how many students chose modular only, you can subtract the number of students who chose both from the total number who chose modular. So, 85 - 75 = [tex]{ \red{ \tt \: 10}}[/tex]students chose modular only.

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C. To find out how many students chose face-to-face only, you can subtract the number of students who chose both from the total number who chose face-to-face. So, 75 - 75 =[tex]{ \red{ \tt 0}}[/tex]students chose face-to-face only.

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