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Sara volunteered to get hot dogs for her softball team. Of the 16 players on the team, 12 wanted ketchup, 7 wanted mustard, and 4 wanted both. How many players wanted: H. only ketchup? O. only mustard?
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Sara volunteered to get hot dogs for her softball team. Of the 16 players on the team, 12 wanted ketchup, 7 wanted mustard, and 4 wanted both. How many players wanted: H. only ketchup? O. only mustard? W. neither ketchup nor mustard?
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Answer:
H) 8, O) 3, W) 1
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Given
Total
players = 16,
Wanted
ketchup
= 12,
Wanted
mustard
= 7,
Wanted
ketchup and mustard
= 4.
Find the numbers of players who ...
Wanted
only ketchup
= 12 - 4 = 8,
Wanted
only mustard
= 7 - 4 = 3,
Wanted
neither ketchup nor mustard
= 16 - (8 + 4 + 3) = 1
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