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An anonymous survey of college students was taken to determine behaviors regarding​ alcohol, cigarettes, and illegal...

An anonymous survey of college students was taken to determine behaviors regarding​ alcohol, cigarettes, and illegal drugs. The results were as​ follows: 823 drank alcohol​ regularly, 629 smoked​ cigarettes, 186 used illegal​ drugs, 389 drank alcohol regularly and smoked​ cigarettes, 97 drank alcohol regularly and used illegal​ drugs, 105 smoked cigarettes and used illegal​ drugs, 82 engaged in all three​ behaviors, and 371 engaged in none of these behaviors. ​a) How many students were​ surveyed?   nothing     Of those​ surveyed,     ​b) How many drank alcohol or smoked cigarettes drank alcohol or smoked cigarettes​? nothing     ​c) How many used illegal drugs used illegal drugs ​only?   nothing     ​d) How many drank alcohol and smoked cigarettes drank alcohol and smoked cigarettes​, but did not use illegal drugs use illegal drugs​? nothing     ​e) How many smoked cigarettes or used illegal drugs smoked cigarettes or used illegal drugs​, but did not drink alcohol drink alcohol​? nothing

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