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GMAT FocusQuantitative ReasoningWord Problems (Overlapping Sets)
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In a class of 100 graduate students, 50 study Finance, 45 study Marketing, and 40 study Operations. Exactly 18 students study both Finance and Marketing, 15 study both Marketing and Operations, and 14 study both Finance and Operations. If 8 students study all three subjects, how many students in the class study NEITHER of the three subjects?
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A municipal transit authority plans to reduce bus ticket prices by 20% to increase total fare revenue, arguing...

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