Let $S = \{1, 2, \ldots, 180\}$. Define $A$ as the set of all multiples of 4 in $S$, $B$ as the set of all multiples of 6 in $S$, and $C$ as the set of all multiples of 9 in $S$. The number of elements in $S$ that belong to exactly one of $A, B, C$ is

Out of 80 students who appeared for the school exams in Mathematics (M), Physics (P) and Chemistry (C), 50 passed M, 30 passed P and 40 passed C. At most 20 students passed M and P, at most 20 students passed P and C, and at most 20 students passed C and M. The maximum number of students who could have passed all three exams is __________.

Let $A$ and $B$ be two sets such that the Cartesian product $A \times B$ consists of four elements. If two elements of $A \times B$ are $(1,4)$ and $(4,1)$, then

In a class of 65 students 40 like cricket, 25 like football and 20 like hockey. 10 students like both cricket and football, 8 students like football and hockey and 5 students like all three sports. If all the students like at least one sport, then the number of students who like both cricket and hockey is

In a city, 50% of the population can speak in exactly one language among Hindi, English and Tamil, while 40% of the population can speak in at least two of these three languages. Moreover, the number of people who cannot speak in any of these three languages is twice the number of people who can speak in all these three languages. If 52% of the population can speak in Hindi and 25% of the population can speak exactly in one language among English and Tamil, then the percentage of the population who can speak in Hindi and in exactly one more language among English and Tamil is

In a school $70\%$ of the boys like cricket and $50\%$ like football. If $x\%$ like both Cricket and Football, then

In a survey of 500 people, it was found that 250 owned a 4-wheeler but not a 2-wheeler, 100 owned a 2-wheeler but not a 4-wheeler, and 100 owned neither a 4-wheeler nor a 2-wheeler. Then the number of people who owned both is