In a recent survey, 1358 University students were asked about their plans after graduation. The following results were obtained: 1194 plan to get a new job, 306 plan to attend graduate school, and 547 plan to buy a new car. 46 plan to each of the three things (get a new job, attend graduate school, and buy a new car). 28 plan to only attend graduate school. 432 plan to get a job and buy a new car, but not attend graduate school. 221 plan to get a new job and attend graduate school Draw a Venn diagram that represents the situation consisting of cardinalities. How many people plan to attend graduate school and buy a new car, but not get a new job? How many students do not plan a buy a new car? How many students plan to get a new job or buy a new car? How many students do not plan to get a new job, attend graduate school, nor buy a new car?

additonally please explain HOW you came to figure out missing cardinalities in the Venn diagram that are NOT given.