MATH. PLEASE HELP ME

All A are B.

One-third of all D are A.

Half of all C are B.

One C is a A.

Eight C are D.

There are 90 B.

Draw the Venn diagram. How many B are neither A nor C?

I am not convinced that there is enough into to sove this.

Here is a Venn diagram outline.  This is how I see the basic problem.  

I will continue to think about it.

Could another capable person take a look at this one please.    

Hi marydien,

Are you sure there is no more information.

Yes. This is the whole question.

This is an original question.

All DERFs are ENAJs. One-third of all ENAJs are DERFs. Half of all SIVADs are ENAJs. One SIVAD is a DERF. Eight SIVADs are ENAJs. There are 90 ENAJs. Draw the Venn diagram. How many ENAJs are neither DERFs nor SIVADs?

I just spent ages answering properly and now it is all gone.    

anyway this is not too hard.

Write the question with A,B and C properly.

There are only 3 circles.

A is totally inside B and C overlaps both of them.

See if you can do it now.