Suppose that there is a proposal on campus involving the bus schedule, in which students were asked about whether they wanted Saturday bus service and/or late-night bus service. 50% favored Saturday service, 57% favored late-night service and 30% favored both. How many favored neither?

Suppose that there is a proposal on campus involving the bus schedule, in which students were asked about whether they wanted Saturday bus service and/or late-night bus service. 50% favored Saturday service, 57% favored late-night service and 30% favored both. How many favored neither?

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