SOLUTION: A study was conducted using a random sample of 170 tertiary level graduates how many were able to find a job. the results are shown in the table below.
...... EMPLOYED UNEMP
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Question 1176173: A study was conducted using a random sample of 170 tertiary level graduates how many were able to find a job. the results are shown in the table below.
...... EMPLOYED UNEMPLOYED TOTAL
MALE ..34..........58..........92
FEMALE..62.........16..........78
TOTAL..96..........74..........170
what is the probability that a randomly selected graduate is a female or is employed?
You can put this solution on YOUR website! Female is 78
Unemployed is 74
That sum is 152
But we have double counted female and unemployed, so subtract that number, which is at the intersection of the column and the row, or 16.
The number is 136 female or unemployed, the probability is 136/170 or 80%.
You can put this solution on YOUR website! .
A study was conducted using a random sample of 170 tertiary level graduates how many were able to find a job.
the results are shown in the table below.
...... EMPLOYED UNEMPLOYED TOTAL
MALE ..34..........58..........92
FEMALE..62.........16..........78
TOTAL..96..........74..........170
what is the probability that a randomly selected graduate is a female or is employed?
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The answer in the post by @Boreal is INCORRECT.
P(is a female OR is employed) = P(is a female) + P(is employed) - P(is a female AND is employed) =
= = = 0.66 (rounded), or 66%. ANSWER