Let A,B,C⊆U. If n(U)=65, n(A)=24, n(B)=28, n(C)=32, n(A∩B)=15, n(A∩C)=7, n(B∩C)=11, and n(A′∩B′∩C′)=9, find n(A′∩B′∩C).

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Let A,B,C⊆U. If n(U)=65, n(A)=24, n(B)=28, n(C)=32, n(A∩B)=15, n(A∩C)=7, n(B∩C)=11, and n(A′∩B′∩C′)=9, find n(A′∩B′∩C).

 
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nA'B'C'=9nU-nABC=965-nABC=9       nABC=65-9                             =56

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