Mathematics, 20.09.2020 01:01 ssteitzsophiee111

In Paul’s bicycle shop, 50 bicycles were inspected. If 20 needed new tires and 30 needed gear repairs, answer the following. a) What is the greatest number of bikes that could have needed both? b) What is the least number of bikes that could have needed both? c) What is the greatest number of bikes that could have needed neither?

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