In a group of 75 tourists in Jaisalmer, 48 rode a camel and 41 went on a jeep safari. With the two groups pushed to opposite ends, what is the least number who did both?

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14. The two groups need 48 + 41 = 89 places but there are only 75 tourists, so at least 89 - 75 = 14 did both. 41 is the most who could have done both, 27 is 75 - 48, and 89 is the sum.

In a group of 75 tourists in Jaisalmer, 48 rode a camel and 41 went on a jeep safari. With the two groups pushed to opposite ends, what is the least number who did both?

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