SOLUTION: There are 3000 students at Canyon High School and 38 of these students are seniors. If 35 of the seniors are opposed to the school forming a rock climbing team and 25 of the remain

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Question 1189148: There are 3000 students at Canyon High School and 38 of these students are seniors. If 35 of the seniors are opposed to the school forming a rock climbing team and 25 of the remaining students (not seniors) are also opposed to forming a rock climbing team, how many students are in favor of this idea?
Answer by ikleyn(52781) About Me  (Show Source):
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It is not possible to solve this problem and to answer this question without making additional hypotheses.

Indeed, we only can say that the total opposed to the idea is the sum of 35 and 25, which is 60;

But we can not conclude that the remaining students are in favor, because many of them may be indifferent to the idea
or simply do not know about it, at all.