12 Days of Christmas 2024 - 2025 Competition with $40,000 of Prizes At a regional food festival, there were 240 attendees in total. 150 attendees chose pasta dishes. 100 attendees chose grilled dishes. At least 25 attendees chose other food options—neither pasta nor grilled dishes. Select for Minimum the minimum number of attendees who could have chosen both pasta and grilled dishes, and select for Maximum the maximum number of attendees who could have chosen both. Make only two selections, one in each column.

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	[color=#000000]Pasta Dish[/color]	[color=#000000]!Pasta Dish[/color]	[color=#000000]Total[/color]
[color=#000000]Grilled Dish[/color]	X	NP	[color=#000000]100[/color]
[color=#000000]!Grilled Dish[/color]	NG	>=25	[color=#000000]140[/color]
[color=#000000]Total[/color]	[color=#000000]150[/color]	[color=#000000]90[/color]	[color=#000000]240[/color]

The highest and lowest values of NP and NG is based on the 3rd condition given
The range would be 25 to 90 as 90 is the highest number of people who dont eat pasta dishes

NP = 0 to 65
NG = 50 to 115

Giving X = 35 and 100

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At a regional food festival, there were 240 attendees in total.

150 attendees chose pasta dishes.
100 attendees chose grilled dishes.
At least 25 attendees chose other food options—neither pasta nor grilled dishes.

Select for Minimum the minimum number of attendees who could have chosen both pasta and grilled dishes, and select for Maximum the maximum number of attendees who could have chosen both. Make only two selections, one in each column.

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