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In a group of 120 recruits at the police academy 80 are college graduates and 25 are army veterans. If 15 of the recruits are both college graduate and army veterans as shown above, how many are neither college graduate nor army veterans?

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Answer:

the number of recruits neither be college graduate and nor army veterans is 30

Step-by-step explanation:

The computation of the number of recruits neither be college graduate and nor army veterans is as follows;

= Total recruits - (college students + army veterans - both college graduates & army veterans)

= 120 recruits - (80 + 25 - 15)

= 120 recruits - 90  

= 30

hence, the number of recruits neither be college graduate and nor army veterans is 30

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