A winter resort took a poll of its 350 visitors to see which winter activities people enjoyed. The results were as follows178 liked to ski154 liked to snowboard57 liked to ice skate49 liked to ski and snowboard15 liked to ski and ice skate2 liked to snowboard and ice skate2 liked all 3 activitiesHow many people enjoy only skiing? 116How many people enjoy snowboarding and ice skating, but not skiingHow many people enjoy snowboarding or skiing, but not ice skating? 268How many people enjoy none of these activities? 250How many people enjoy at least 2 activities? 110

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