110 members of a sports club play at least one of the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20 play football and basketball only,15 play football and basketball only, 26 play basketball and volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each play only one game, how many play basketball altogether

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110 members of a sports club play at least one of
the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20
play football and basketball only,15 play football
and basketball only, 26 play basketball and
volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each
play only one game, how many play basketball
altogether

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Mike4S:
110 members of a sports club play at least one of
the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20
play football and basketball only,15 play football
and basketball only, 26 play basketball and
volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each
play only one game, how many play basketball
altogether

you wrote two different values for football and basket ball players.
what about number of football and volleyball players

I guess you wanted to write 20 people played basketball and football only while 15 people played volleyball and football


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110 members of a sports club play at least one of
the games, football, basketball and volleyball. If 20
play football and basketball only,15 play football
and basketball only, 26 play basketball and
volleyball only,x play all the three games, 2x each
play only one game, how many play basketball
altogether

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This question is in the New General Mathematics textbook SS1 by MF Macrae et al. Exerxise 8d No13...
The answer to it is 52 and not 67.
I also got 67 and I am confused... how will I tell my student the answer at the back is not correct?

Akomitipoju:
This question is in the New General Mathematics textbook SS1 by MF Macrae et al. Exerxise 8d No13...
The answer to it is 52 and not 67.
I also got 67 and I am confused... how will I tell my student the answer at the back is not correct?

Rather it's NGM authors that made mistake. The answer is 67 everywhere.
SOLUTION:

Let the Sports Club be denoted by U,
.
F = Football
.
B = Basketball
.
V = Volleyball
.
n(U) = 110
.
n(FnBnC') = 20
.
n(FnVnB') = 15
.
n(BnVnF') = 26
.
n(FnBnV) = x
.
n(FnB'nV') = n(F'nBnV') = (F'nB'nV) = 2x
.
Note: B', F' and V' denote the complements of the various sets(clubs).
.
n(U) = n(FuBuV) + n(FuBuV)'
.
In this case, n(FuBuV)' is empty.
.
110 = 2x + 20 + x + 15 + 2x + 26 + 2x
.
110 = 61 + 7x
.
49 = 7x
.
x = 7
.
n(B) = 20 + 26 + x + 2x
.
n(B) = 20 + 26 + 3x
.
n(B) = 20 + 26 + 21
.
n(B) = 67
.
67 members play Basketball altogether.