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Counting
6. Eight people are attending a seminar in a room with eight chairs. In the middle of the seminar, there is a break and everyone leaves the room... (see attachment for rest of question)
In this solution set, eight people are attending a seminar in a room with eight chairs. In the middle of the seminar, there is a break and everyone leaves the room. There are several counting questions in this solution based on this situation.
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