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SAT Math 5.3 Numbers and Operations

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Here’s your shmoop du jour, brought to you by MySpace.

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Now on display at the National Museum of American History.

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200 people were surveyed:

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115 people had Facebook profiles, 86 people had MySpace pages, and 43 had both.

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How many people had neither account?

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Okay, so we want to know how many people think social networking is for the birds.

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First, we’ll add 115 and 86 to give us the total number of accounts. That gives us 201.

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Next, to avoid double counting, we’ll subtract the number of people who have accounts on

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both social networking sites.

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Now, we subtract 158 from the total number of people surveyed to arrive at 42 people.

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It doesn't surprise us as much that 42 people don't have social media profiles.

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We’re more flabbergasted by the fact that there are 86 crazy people still who have MySpace accounts.

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