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Let F, G, and H be the sets, and suppose n(F x G)=60, n(G x H)=20, and n(F x H)=48 n(F x G x H)=
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n(F) = 12 n(G) = 5 n(H) = 4 seem to work n(F x G x H) = 12*5*4
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