Mathematics · Data Interpretation
A distribution of students across different classes is given as: A = 16%, B = 13%, C = 26%, D = 18%, E = 14%, and F = 13%. The number of students studying in C and D together is what percentage greater than or less than the number of students studying in A, B, and F together (approximate value)?
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- 17%
- 24%
- 35%✓
- 43%
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5%
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