Number-Problem: Choosing Classes

An intermediate school has ten classes with 24 students in each.

Instead of regular classes, it is offering 6 ‘electives’ for a week when 20% of the students will be away for an interschool sports exchange.

• 0.125 of the students who will remain at school, have chosen to take elective A. 

• One sixth chose elective B. 

• The rest of the students all chose the four electives, C, D, E and F in an exactly even split. 

How many students can the teachers taking C expect in their elective?