Q4. A survey of 370 students from the Commerce Faculty and 130 students from the Science Facultyrevealed that 180 students were studying for only C.A. Examinations, 140 for only CostingExaminations, and 80 for both C.A. and Costing Examinations. The rest had opted for part-timeManagement Courses. Of those studying for Costing only, 13 were girls and 90 boys belonged to theCommerce Faculty. Out of the 80 studying for both C.A. and Costing, 72 were from the CommerceFaculty amongst whom 70 were boys. Amongst those who opted for part-time Management Courses,50 boys were from the Science Faculty and 30 boys and 10 girls from the Commerce Faculty. In all,there were 110 boys in the Science Faculty.Present this information in a tabular form.

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