A marketing company did a survey to find out what kinds of soda people drink. The survey found that 59 drink cola, 43 drink root beer, and 51 like lemon-lime. Of those, 23 drink cola and root beer, 35 drink cola and lemon-lime, 22 drink root beer and lemon-lime, 15 drink all three kinds of soda, and 2 drink none of these three kinds of soda. How many people were surveyed? How many people do not drink cola? How many people drink root beer but not lemon-lime? How many people drink cola and lemon-lime but hot root beer? How many people drink only root beer?

A marketing company did a survey to find out what kinds of soda people drink. The survey found that 59 drink cola, 43 drink root beer, and 51 like lemon-lime. Of those, 23 drink cola and root beer, 35 drink cola and lemon-lime, 22 drink root beer and lemon-lime, 15 drink all three kinds of soda, and 2 drink none of these three kinds of soda. How many people were surveyed? How many people do not drink cola? How many people drink root beer but not lemon-lime? How many people drink cola and lemon-lime but hot root beer? How many people drink only root beer?

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