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**PART B**

1. Of the total number of students in a class, 7 study Geography, 3 study Civics, and the rest study Accounting.

   - **i.** Write the number of students studying Accounting as a fraction of the total number of students.

   - **ii.** What is the number of students studying Accounting?

   - **iii.** If the number of students studying Accounting is 4 less than the number of students studying Civics, what is the total number of students in the class?

   - **iv.** It has been decided to hold a feedback program with 50% of the students studying Citizenship Education and Accounting, and also 14 students in total. How many Geography students should participate in that?

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Let's work through these one by one.

1. **i.** To write the number of students studying Accounting as a fraction of the total, we need to know how many students there are in total. If 7 study Geography and 3 study Civics, let’s say the total number of students is \( x \). The number studying Accounting will be \( x - (7 + 3) = x - 10 \).

   So, the fraction of students studying Accounting is:

   \[
   \frac{x - 10}{x}
   \]

2. **ii.** To determine the actual number of students studying Accounting, we need to know the total number of students \( x \). This will depend on further information, which might be revealed in part (iii).

3. **iii.** We are told that the number of students studying Accounting is 4 less than the number of students studying Civics. Since 3 students study Civics, the number studying Accounting is:

   \[
   3 - 4 = -1
   \]

   This suggests there is a typo or error in the question because the number of students cannot be negative. Could you check this part for clarification?

4. **iv.** For the feedback program, we need to find out how many Geography students should participate. We know that 50% of the students studying Citizenship Education (Civics) and Accounting will attend, and the total number of students for the program is 14. 

   Let's assume this means the remaining 7 students are Geography students. 

Would you like to clarify the possible typo in part (iii), or should I proceed based on these calculations?

Of the total number of students in a class, 7 study Geography, 3 study Civics, and the rest study Accounting. Write the number of students studying Accounting as a fraction of the total number of students. What is the number of students studying Accounting? If the number of students studying Accounting is 4 less than the number of students studying Civics, what is the total number of students in the class? It has been decided to hold a feedback program with 50% of the students studying Citizenship Education and Accounting, and also 14 students in total. How many geography students should participate for that?

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