Answer:
A. 8%
B. 39.6%
C. 58.4%
D. 41.6%
Step-by-step explanation:
Computation to determine the probability of eligible voter selected at random
First step is to Draw up a contingincy table which will include Rows = Degree/No degree
and Columns= Vote/Not vote
..............Vote..No vote
Degree 80...20...100
(80%*100=80)
(100-80=20)
No Degree 504..396..900
(1000-100=900)
(56%*900=504)
(504-900=396
Totals 584..416...1000
(80+504=584)
(20+396=416)
(900+100=1,000)
Summary
..............Vote..No vote
Degree 80...20...100
No Degree 504..396..900
Total Totals 584..416...1000
A. Calculation to determine the probability of The voter had a college degree and voted in the last presidential election.
P = 80/1,000
P=0.08*100
P=8%
Therefore the probability of The voter had a college degree and voted in the last presidential election will be 8%
B. Calculation to determine the probability of The voter did not have a college degree and did not vote in the last presidential election.
P =396/1000
P=0.396*100
P=39.6%
Therefore the probability of The voter did not have a college degree and did not vote in the last presidential election will be 39.6%
C. Calculation to determine the probability if The voter voted in the last presidential election.
P = 584/1,000
P=0.584*100
P=58.4%
Therefore the probability if The voter voted in the last presidential election will be 58.4%
D. Calculation to determine the probability if The voter did not vote in the last presidential election.
P = 416/1000
P=0.416*100
P=41.6%
Therefore the probability if The voter did not vote in the last presidential election will be 41.6%
