Identify Given Values: First, let's identify the given values and the unknown we need to find. We know that 336 students were selected for the survey, 41 of them were freshmen, 31 were sophomores, and half of the remaining students were juniors. We need to find out how many seniors were in the survey.
Calculate Freshmen: Calculate the number of freshmen by taking 41 of the total number of students.(41)×336=84There were 84 freshmen in the survey.
Calculate Sophomores: Calculate the number of sophomores by taking 31 of the total number of students.(31)×336=112There were 112 sophomores in the survey.
Calculate Remaining Students: Subtract the number of freshmen and sophomores from the total number of students to find the number of remaining students. 336−84−112=140There are 140 students remaining after accounting for freshmen and sophomores.
Calculate Juniors: Calculate the number of juniors by taking half of the remaining students.140/2=70There were 70 juniors in the survey.
Calculate Seniors: Subtract the number of juniors from the remaining students to find the number of seniors.140−70=70There were 70 seniors in the survey.
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