There were 80 people on a trip organised by a school, out of which 60 were students, 14 were teachers and 6 (all males) were peons. Out of the total number of people, 16 were females including one female teacher. Raj, a student representative, tried to recreate this into a table. However, he is missing information in cells x,y and z on the table. TouristsMaleFemaleTotalStudentsX1560Teachers13114Peons6Y6TotalZ1680 Complete the table for Raj.

There were 80 people on a trip organised by a school, out of which 60

1.	There were 80 people on a trip organised by a school, out of which 60 were students, 14 were teachers and 6 (all males) were peons. Out of the total number of people, 16 were females including one female teacher. Raj, a student representative, tried to recreate this into a table. However, he is missing information in cells x,y and z on the table. TouristsMaleFemaleTotalStudentsX1560Teachers13114Peons6Y6TotalZ1680 Complete the table for Raj.
Answer» There were 80 people on a trip organised by a school, out of which 60 were students, 14 were teachers and 6 (all males) were peons. Out of the total number of people, 16 were females including one female teacher. Raj, a student representative, tried to recreate this into a table. However, he is missing information in cells x,y and z on the table. $\begin{matrix} Tourists & Male & Female & Total Students & X & 15 & 60 Teachers & 13 & 1 & 14 Peons & 6 & Y & 6 Total & Z & 16 & 80 \end{matrix}$ Complete the table for Raj.