1. **State the problem:** There are 640 students in total. \frac{3}{10} use their own vehicles, \frac{5}{8} use public transport, and the rest come on foot. We need to find how many students come on foot.
2. **Formula and approach:** Total students = Students using own vehicles + Students using public transport + Students coming on foot.
3. **Calculate students using own vehicles:**
$$640 \times \frac{3}{10} = 192$$
4. **Calculate students using public transport:**
$$640 \times \frac{5}{8} = 400$$
5. **Calculate students coming on foot:**
Total students - (Students using own vehicles + Students using public transport)
$$640 - (192 + 400) = 640 - 592 = 48$$
6. **Answer:** 48 students come on foot.
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