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Wait — 120 × 0.35 = 42 — exact.
Now, 1/4 absent → so 19.5 absent → impossible.
But perhaps the problem intends for us to use fractions:
Number present = 78 × (3/4) = 234 / 4 = 117 / 2 = 58.5 → not valid.
Wait — perhaps 35% is approximate? But stated as exact.
Alternatively, maybe the class size is chosen so it works: 35% of 120...
3/4 of 78 = 58.5 → still.
But 78 divided by 4 is 19.5 — so 19 or 20?
But no specification.
However, in high-level problems, sometimes they accept the fractional...

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