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did an analysis of dropout from the nursing faculty at the Universidad Veracruzana. With a poblation of 122 students, it turned out that according to the gender data, the female sex predominates with 82%, and the male sex male is found with 12%. The main factors why students drop out are, first of all, "Not "re-enrolled" at 49%, second place "Personal reasons" at 20%, third place "change of school" in 11%, "lack of documents" and "economic reasons" in 7%, change of residence and lack of social service in 3%. Of this sample, how many students dropped out for other reasons?

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Answer to a math question did an analysis of dropout from the nursing faculty at the Universidad Veracruzana. With a poblation of 122 students, it turned out that according to the gender data, the female sex predominates with 82%, and the male sex male is found with 12%. The main factors why students drop out are, first of all, "Not "re-enrolled" at 49%, second place "Personal reasons" at 20%, third place "change of school" in 11%, "lack of documents" and "economic reasons" in 7%, change of residence and lack of social service in 3%. Of this sample, how many students dropped out for other reasons?

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Para determinar cuántos alumnos desertaron por otros motivos, primero debemos calcular la proporción de alumnos que desertaron por los motivos principales mencionados.

La suma de las proporciones de desertores por los principales motivos es:

49\% + 20\% + 11\% + 7\% + 7\% + 3\% + 3\% = 100\%

Esto significa que el 100% de los alumnos desertaron por los motivos principales mencionados.

Para determinar cuántos alumnos desertaron por otros motivos, debemos restar el porcentaje calculado anteriormente del 100%:

100\% - 100\% = 0\%

Por lo tanto, no hubo alumnos que desertaron por otros motivos en esta muestra.

\textbf{Answer:} Ningún alumno desertó por otros motivos.

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