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3. (a) If n(A)=11 and n(B) 18, what is the maximum possible value of
n(AB)
(b) In a group of children, 25 like sweets, and 15 like balloon. The number of
children who like sweets only is twice the number of children who like balloon
only, then how many children like sweet as well as balloon?
find it answer ??​

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