A universal​ set, with​ n(U) = 30​, is partitioned into three​ subsets: A,​ B, and C.     If​ n(B) = 3​⋅n(A), and​ n(C) = 2​⋅n(B), find the number of elements in the subset A.     ​n(A) = nothing

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A universal​ set, with​ n(U) =
30​,
is partitioned into three​ subsets: A,​ B, and C.  
 
If​ n(B) =
3​⋅n(A),
and​ n(C) =
2​⋅n(B),
find the number of elements in the subset A.
 
 
​n(A) = nothing
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