Eloise surveyed her classmates to see who goes to the movies at least twice a week. She recorded the results in the table separa
ting by gender. Is gender independent of going to the movies at least twice a week? Explain. A) Yes, the probability of being male is the same as the probability of being male given you go to the movies twice a week. B) No, the probability of being male is the same as the probability of being male given you go to the movies twice a week. C) No, the probability of being male is different from the probability of being male given you go to the movies twice a week. D) Yes, the probability of being male is different from the probability of being male given you go to the movies twice a week.
The salesperson will receive $42.90. You find this solution by multiplying the decimal form of the percentage (move the decimal point 2 to the left) by 1560.
