Suppose that 32 students signed up for classes during an orientation session. If exactly 20 of them signed up for chemistry and exactly 16 of them signed up for English, how many of them signed up for both chemistry and english? apply Polya's four step strategy
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Suppose that 32 students signed up for classes during an orientation session. If exactly 20 of them signed up for chemistry and exactly 16 of them signed up for English, how many of them signed up for both chemistry and english?
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