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Mathematics, 18.09.2019 19:00, loanyst99111

90 students went to the zoo three had a hot dog, soda and a popsicle ; 24 have a hot dog; five had a hot dog and soda; 33 had a soda ; 10 had a soda and popsicle; 38 had a popsicle ; eight had a popsicle and a hot dog. how many students did not have nothing? ?

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