Mathematics, 28.05.2021 14:50 aliozochika
42 students in Class 1 Dedikasi have registered as members of the Computer Club,
Robotics Club and Taekwondo Club. Each student is allowed to register for one club
only. It is given that the number of students who had registered as members of the
Robotics Club is one third of the number of students who had registered as members
of the Computer Club and the number of students who had registered as members
of the Taekwondo Club is 14. Determine the ratio of the number of members of the
Computer Club to the number of members of the Robotics Club to the number of
members of the Taekwondo Club.
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