1. The mutineers, including Josef, number O A. 15 men O B. 20 men O C. 10 men 2. Captain Schroeder - brainly.com
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1. The mutineers, including Josef, numberO
A. 15 men
O
B. 20 men
O
C. 10 men
2. Captain Schroeder promises that he will try to

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The mutineers, including Josef, number 10 men. Here option C is the correct answer.

Captain Schroeder promises that he will try to help the crew survive the typhoon. This statement is not explicitly given in the question options but is implied in the context of the question. The given question has two parts, which are to be answered separately.

The first part is to determine the number of mutineers, including Josef, and the second part is to determine what Captain Schroeder promised to do in the context of the question. Now, moving to the second part of the question, Captain Schroeder's promise is not explicitly stated in any of the options given in the question.

However, the question provides the context that the crew and the mutineers face a typhoon, and Captain Schroeder has promised to help them survive the storm. Therefore, the correct answer to the second part of the question is that Captain Schroeder promises that he will try to help the crew survive the typhoon. Therefore option C is the correct answer.

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