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We see that the number of male students in School T = 0.7 x 800 = 560 and, thus, the number of female students = 800 - 560 = 240.
Since at least 10% of the female students in School T participate in a sport, at most 90% of them do not. Since we want to determine the maximum possible number of students in School T who do not participate in a sport, we can say 90% of the female students, i.e., 0.9 x 240 = 216 female students do not participate in a sport. Likewise, since fewer than 30% of the male students in School T, which makes 0.3 x 560 = 168 students, do not participate in a sport, we can assume 168 - 1 = 167 male students do not participate in a sport.
Thus the total number of students who do not participate in a sport is at most 216 + 167 = 383.
Answer: B
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The number of male students is 800 x 0.7 = 560, so there are 240 female students
Thus, at least 0.1 x 240 = 24 female students play a sport. In other words, at most 240 - 24 = 216 female students do not play a sport.
Fewer than 0.3 x 560 = 168 male students do not play a sport. In other words, at most 168 - 1 = 167 male students do not play a sport.
So we see that the maximum number of students who do not play a sport is 167 + 216 = 383.
Answer: B
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