A university offers a Calculus class, a Sociology class, and a Spanish class. You are given data below about two groups of students. (i) Group 1 contains 170 students, all of whom have taken at least one of the three courses listed above. Of these, 61 students have taken Calculus, 78 have taken Sociology, and 72 have taken Spanish. 15 have taken both Calculus and Sociology, 20 have taken both Calculus and Spanish, and 13 have taken both Sociology and Spanish. How many students have taken all three classes? (ii) You are given the following data about Group 2. 32 students have taken Calculus, 22 have taken Sociology, and 16 have taken Spanish. 10 have taken both Calculus and Sociology, 8 have taken both Calculus and Spanish, and 11 have taken both Sociology and Spanish. 5 students have taken all three courses while 15 students have taken none of the courses. How many students are in Group 2?