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We know that 100 people have chosen. Let's say,
R=55
D=30
T=15
>3/4 picked R, let's say 80 students.

Remember the keywords is "MUST BE TRUE"

Let's check the option:
A. Only Romantic and Drama
It's true(for ex: R+D=50+30=80). But we have another possibility -> R+D+T=50+25+5. So, this statement isn't always true.

B. Only Romantic and Tragedy
It's not true(for ex: R+T=55+15≠80 or we can use another example, R+T=51+23≠76). So, this statement is absolute wrong.

C. At least one from each genre(Remember, not must at least, not be 1)
We have many probability,
1.)R+D+T=50+29+1
2.)R+D+T=55+10+15
3.)R+D=50+30 (Enough),...etc. So, this statement isn't always true.

D. Some Romantic.
It's absolute true. Because we know that D+T=30+15=45, which is it can't reach 80 student. So, we need 30 more students.

E. Some Tragedy
It's true(for ex: R+D+T=50+25+5=80). But we must remember that just Romantic and Drama still enough (R+D=50+30=80). So, this statement isn't always true.

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