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How many students studying Japanese learn one more language except German?

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51

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18

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33

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43

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Solution

The correct option is D $43$
There are $32$ students who learn Japanese and Snaskrit, $11$ students learn Japanese and French.
So, total no. of students studying Japanese and one more language except German is $32 + 11 = 43$ .
Hence, option D is correct.

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