# Class

When Pythagoras asked how many students attend the school, said: "Half of the students studying mathematics, 1/4 music, seventh silent and there are three girls at school." How many students had Pythagoras at school?

Correct result:

n =  28

#### Solution:

$n=2\cdot 2\cdot 7=4\cdot 7=28$

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