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Solution: suppose the number of people who didn't attend at first is X.

X+3/7X=2(X-30)

If the equation is not listed, it can be calculated as follows:

Answer: The number of students who participated is 3/7 of those who didn't.

The ratio of students who participate and those who don't is 3: 7.

∴ 3/ 10 of the total number of students participated.

Those who did not attend accounted for 7/ 10 of the total number.

When another 30 people attend, the number of students who attend is equal to the number of students who don't.

∴ When another 30 people joined, the students who participated and did not participate accounted for 5/ 10 of the total number respectively.

Later, ∴ 30 people attended, accounting for 7/10/510 = 2/10 (or 5/ 10-3/ 10).

The total number of people is 30(2/ 10)= 150.