Current location - Training Enrollment Network - Mathematics courses - Mathematical experiment questions
Mathematical experiment questions
There are 52-3 1=2 1 who make mistakes in chemistry. It is understood that four of them have done wrong physics problems.

So there are 2 1-5= 16 people who did the wrong chemistry problem but did the right physics problem.

These people must be included in the 40 people who did the right physics questions.

Then deduct 16 people who did the wrong chemistry problem, and the remaining 40- 16=24 people are completely correct.