at the faculty of aerospace engineering, 312 students study random - processing methods, 232 students study scramjet rocket engines and 112 students study them both. if every student in the faculty has to study one of the two subjects, how many students are there in the faculty of aerospace engineering?
Pick one
A) 424 .
B) 428 .
C) 430 .
D) 432 .
E) 436
<gadget id="calculator">112 / 2</gadget>
<output>56</output>

<gadget id="calculator">312 - 56</gadget>
<output>256</output>

<gadget id="calculator">232 - 56</gadget>
<output>176</output>

<gadget id="calculator">256 + 176</gadget>
<output>432</output>

<result>D</result>
at the faculty of aerospace engineering, 312 students study random - processing methods, 232 students study scramjet rocket engines and 112 students study them both. if every student in the faculty has to study one of the two subjects, how many students are there in the faculty of aerospace engineering?
add(subtract(312, divide(112, const_2)), subtract(232, divide(112, const_2)))
"students studying random - processing methods = 312 students studying scramjet rocket engines = 232 students studying them both = 112 therefore ; students studying only random processing methods = 312 - 112 = 200 students studying only scramjet rocket engines = 232 - 112 = 120 students studying both = 112 students studying none = 0 ( as mentioned in question that every student in the faculty has to study one of the two subjects ) total students in faculty of aerospace engineering = students of only random processing methods + students of only scramjet rocket engines + both + none total number of students = 200 + 120 + 112 + 0 = 432 . . . . answer d"