Last year 26 members of a certain club traveled to England, 26 members traveled to France, and 32 members traveled to Italy. Last year 6 members of the club traveled to both England and France, no members traveled to both England and Italy, and 11 members traveled to both France and Italy. How many members of the club traveled to at least one of these three countries last year?	Choose the correct choice from the following choices
A) 52 B) 71 C) 67 D) 73 E) 79
n(E or F or I) = n(E) + n(F) + n(I) - n(E and F) - n(F and I) - n(I and E) +n(E and F and I)   n(E or F or I) = 26 + 26 + 32 - 6 - 11 - 0 + 0   Why is the number of people who traveled to E and F and I 0? Because no one traveled to both England and France. So obviously, no one would have traveled to England, France and Italy.   n(E or F or I) = 67   Answer (67)
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Last year 26 members of a certain club traveled to England, 26 members traveled to France, and 32 members traveled to Italy. Last year 6 members of the club traveled to both England and France, no members traveled to both England and Italy, and 11 members traveled to both France and Italy. How many members of the club traveled to at least one of these three countries last year?