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Quantity I: In a class, 25 students failed in Science, 15 students failed in Math, and 8 students failed in both subjects. If there are 60 students in total, how many passed in both subjects? Quantity II: In another class, 20 students failed in English, 12 students failed in History, and 5 students failed in both subjects. If the total number of students is 50, how many students passed in both subjects?
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