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. In a survey of 24 college students, it was found that 15 were taking an...

. In a survey of 24 college students, it was found that 15 were taking an English class, 13 were taking a math class, and 8 were taking both English and math. How many students were taking a math class only? How many students were taking an English class only? How many students were taking neither.

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