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In a class of 160 students, 90 are taking math, 78 are taking science, and 62 are taking both math and science. What is the probability of randomly choosing a student who is not taking science

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I believe the answer is about a 60% chance. I hope this helps!

Breakline answered Nov 22, 2018

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51%

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Mojdeh answered Nov 26, 2018

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