700 people went to the amusement park. 500 of them went on a roller-coaster, 100 of them went to the haunted house, and 50 of them went to the water slides.  60 who went on a roller-coaster also went to the haunted house, 10 who went on a roller-coaster also went to the water slides and 5 who went to the haunted house also went to the water slides. 2 people went on all three.  How many people did not go on any of the three?  How many people only went to one?  Create a Venn diagram to show the relationship.

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700 people went to the amusement park. 500 of them went on a roller-coaster, 100 of them went to the haunted house, and 50 of them went to the water slides.  60 who went on a roller-coaster also went to the haunted house, 10 who went on a roller-coaster also went to the water slides and 5 who went to the haunted house also went to the water slides. 2 people went on all three.  How many people did not go on any of the three?  How many people only went to one?  Create a Venn diagram to show the relationship. 

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