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Hi there, I'm pretty confused on this question. It would be amazing if someone could explain on how to do it. Thanks!

Hi there, I'm pretty confused on this question. It would be amazing if someone could explain on how to do it. Thanks!
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Hi there, I'm pretty confused on this question. It would be amazing if someone could explain on how to do it. Thanks!

Hi there, I'm pretty confused on this question. It would be amazing if someone could-example-1
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Answer:

Explanation:

when x=14

both have the same attendance i.e., 950

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