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The image you've uploaded outlines a word problem involving a Venn diagram with three sets, each representing students enrolled in subjects offered by three professors: Prof. Annie, Prof. Ennet, and Prof. Yano. The goal is to complete the Venn diagram and distribute 208 students among various subsets according to the given conditions.

### Step-by-Step Breakdown:

Let:
- \( A \) represent the students under Prof. Annie.
- \( E \) represent the students under Prof. Ennet.
- \( Y \) represent the students under Prof. Yano.

Now, let the following notations represent the students in specific subsets:
- \( n(A \cap E \cap Y) \): Number of students enrolled under all three professors = 4.
- \( n(E) \): Total number of students enrolled under Prof. Ennet = 48.
- \( n(Y) \): Total number of students enrolled under Prof. Yano = 124.
- \( n(A \cap Y \cap E^c) \): The group of students under both Prof. Ennet and Prof. Yano but not under Prof. Annie = equal to the group enrolled under both Prof. Annie and Prof. Yano.

We can proceed by using these conditions to set up equations for each subset and solve step by step. 

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Complete a Venn diagram to represent the following: There are 208 students under the new BS Math course. The Mathematics-Physics-Statistics Department offers math subjects under Prof. Annie, Prof. Ennet, and Prof. Yano. 4 students take math subjects under all three professors. 48 students are enrolled under Prof. Ennet. There are twice as many students who are enrolled under both Prof. Ennet and Prof. Yano (but not Prof. Annie) as those who are enrolled under both Prof. Ennet and Prof. Annie (but not Prof. Yano), and 4 times as many as those who are enrolled under all 3 professors. 124 students enroll in the math classes of Prof. Yano. 27 poor misguided BS Math students do not study any math subject. The group of students who are enrolled under both Prof. Ennet and Prof. Yano (but not Prof. Annie) is exactly the same size as the group made up of students who are enrolled under both Prof. Annie and Prof. Yano.

This Venn diagram problem challenges students to distribute 208 BS Math students among three professors, Prof. Annie, Prof. Ennet, and Prof. Yano, according to specific enrollment conditions. Learn how to apply set theory and algebraic equations to solve this problem.

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