Elementary Geometry For College Students, 7e
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In a survey of 233 people about the operating systems of various devices that they use (cell phone, tablet, laptop, etc.), the following results were obtained:
146 people use an Android device
150 people use an Apple device
79 people use Android and Apple devices
77 people use Android and Windows devices
67 people use an Apple device, but no Windows device
32 people use Android, Apple, and Windows devices
8 people use devices that are not Android, not Apple, and not Windows
How many people use a Windows device?
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