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23% of students at a college are 35 or older, and of those, 11% are from out-of-state. Of the students that are under 35, 42% are from out-of-state. If a student is randomly chosen and found to be from out-of-state, what is the probability that this student is younger than 35? Round answer to the hundredths place.

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Uploaded: 2023-10-26T17:35:57-08:00
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Channel: Steven Clarke
Description: 23 of students at a college are 35 or older and of those 11 are from out of state of the students that are under 35 42 are from out of state if a student is randomly chosen and found to be f 90568

          23% of students at a college are 35 or older, and of those, 11% are from out-of-state. Of the students that are under 35, 42% are from out-of-state. If a student is randomly chosen and found to be from out-of-state, what is the probability that this student is younger than 35? Round answer to the hundredths place.

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Allan G. Bluman 9th Edition

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10/26/2023

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We will first need to calculate the total number of out-of-state students and then find the probability that a student is younger than 35 given that they are from out-of-state. ** Show more…

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23% of students at a college are 35 or older, and of those, 11% are from out-of-state. Of the students that are under 35, 42% are from out-of-state. If a student is randomly chosen and found to be from out-of-state, what is the probability that this student is younger than 35? Round answer to the hundredths place.