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3. Table below is from a sample of 200 people who were asked how much education they completed. The columns represent the highest education they completed, and the rows separate the individuals by men and women. 1. What is the probability that a selected person both finished college and is a woman? 2. What is the probability of selecting either a woman or someone who finished college? 3. What is the probability of selecting a high school graduate if we only select from the group of men? 4. Can we conclude that the level of education attained by these 200 people is independent of the gender of the person? Less than high High school Some college College grad Total school grad grad Men 5 15 40 60 120 Women 8 12 30 30 80 Total 13 27 70 90 200

          3. Table below is from a sample of 200 people who were asked how much education they completed. The columns represent the highest education they
completed, and the rows separate the individuals by men and women.
1. What is the probability that a selected person both finished college and is a
woman?
2. What is the probability of selecting either a woman or someone who finished
college?
3. What is the probability of selecting a high school graduate if we only select from
the group of men?
4. Can we conclude that the level of education attained by these 200 people is
independent of the gender of the person?
Less than high
High school
Some college
College grad
Total
school grad
grad
Men
5
15
40
60
120
Women
8
12
30
30
80
Total
13
27
70
90
200

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