There are 8000students and 3/10 of these students are seniors. If 1/4 of the seniors are in favor of the school for forming a debate team and 3/7 of the remaining students (not seniors) are also in favor of forming a debate team, how many students do not favor this idea? FileEditTC Pathway | LoginuTubeBookmarksView HistoryMapslearn.hawkeslearning.com/Portal/Lesson/lesson_certifyX- Save & Exit CertifyAnswerQuestion 1 of 10, Step 1 of 1Profiles Tab Window2022 Hawkes learningHawkes SSO (Single Sign-On). XLesson: 2.2 Multiplication with FractionsHelpLesson 2.2 Certify Mode Quest X0/10Correct+31There are 8000 students at Mountain High School, and of these students are seniors. If of the seniors are in favor of the school forming a debate team and104the remaining students (not seniors) are also in favor of forming a debate team, how many students do not favor this idea?78%studentsDONNA CHEEKThu 7:25 PMM37ofKeypadKeyboard ShortcutsSubmit Answer

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