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Total number of students who play Cricket are what percent more or less than total number of students who play Badminton?
Read the passage given below and answer the following questions. A school has a total of 990 students. Each student has to select at least 1 sport among Cricket, Football and Badminton. Students who play only Badminton are 50% of students who play only Football and ratio of students who play only Cricket to students who play only Badminton is 5:2. Students who play all 3 games together are 50% of students who play only Badminton. Students who play both Cricket and Badminton together are equal to students who play both Football and Badminton but not Cricket. Students who play both Cricket and Football but not Badminton are 50% more than students who play all 3 games together. Students who play both Cricket and Football but not Badminton are 50% of students who play both Football and Badminton together.
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