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So solving these, well, for a, what we have is, um, n of u is equal to 20.
00:09
And we have that n of a intersect b is going to be equal to n of a intersect c, which is equal to end of b intersect c, which is equal to seven.
00:23
And then end of a intersect b, intersect c is two.
00:30
And let's be happy.
00:31
We have m of a, union, b, union c is equal 17.
00:38
Now, for part a, well, n of a, union b, we can use the x, includes, an exclusion principle, where n of a, union b is equal to n of a plus n of b minus the intersection.
00:57
But we don't know n of a or n of b yet.
01:03
So while we can try to use the inclusion, exclusion, for three sets, and simplify where we have that 17 is equal to n of a plus n of b plus n c minus minus 6.
01:20
Minus 7, minus 7 plus 2, which is going to be minus 19.
01:25
And we get them that n of a plus n of b, c is equal to 36...