Two-way table with an unknown, x

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A two-way table of school lunches and packed lunches in Years 10 and 11, with one count written as x and the Year 11 total left blank — A two-way table of how many students in Years 10 and 11 have a school lunch or a packed lunch, with totals. The Year 10 packed lunches are written as x, in italics, and the Year 11 total is left blank. Students find x from the Packed lunch column, then the missing total.

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Year 10, Packed lunch: x = 34
Year 11, Total: 79

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