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let's say we have x people
3/4 have more than 1 children
2/5 more than 3 children
we need to find how many have 2 or 3
people that have 2 or 3 children are included in the 3/4 that have more than 1 children, we only have to extract the 2/5 portion that has more than 3 children
so we have
3x/4-2x/5=(15x-8x)/20=7x/20
so the answer is 7/20
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Lets say there are 100 couples

> 1 = 3/4*100 = 75
> 3 = 2/5 *100 = 40

Now > 1 also includes > 3
Lets find >1 and <3

= 75-40 = 35

fraction 35/100 = 7/20



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