250 people who recently purchased a car were questioned and the results are summarized in the following table:
A person is chosen at random. Find the probabilities below.
P(bought a new car)
P(satisfied)
P(bought a used car and unsatisfied)
P(satisfied or bought a used car)
P(not satisfied | bought a new car)
Joel surveyed his class and summarized responses to the question, "Do you like school?"
A student is chosen at random. Find the probabilities below.
P(dislike school)
P(male)
P(female and like school)
P(male or no opinion)
P(female|dislike school)
The table shows the results of a survey in which 146 families were asked if they own a computer and if they will be taking a summer vacation this year.
A family is chosen at random. Find the probabilities below.
P(taking a summer vacation)
P(own a computer and do not take a vacation)
P(do not own a computer or do not take a vacation)
P(own a computer | they take a vacation)
P(do not take a vacation |do not own a computer)