If there are 3 times more elements in X_{1} as there are in X_{5} find the following values :

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Suppose n(X) = 240 and X is partitioned into six subsets X_{1} X2, X3, X4 X_{5} and X_{6} All assume that n(X_{1}) = n(X_{2}) = n(X_{3}) and n(X_{4}) = n(X_{5}) = n(X_{6}) . If there are 3 times more elements in X_{1} as there are in X_{5} find the following values :

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