Answer:
There are 24% voters who are independent but not swing.
Step-by-step explanation:
A Research survey was conducted where 2,373 randomly selected voters were asked about their political affiliations.
Let I represents Independent voters and S represents swing voters.
35% of respondents identified as Independent so that means
P(I) = 0.35
23% of respondents identified as swing voters so that means
P(S) = 0.23
11% of respondents identified as both so that means
P(S ∩ I) = 0.11
What percent of voters are Independent but not swing voters?
Independent but not swing voters = P(I) - P(S ∩ I)
Independent but not swing voters = 0.35 - 0.11
Independent but not swing voters = 0.24
Independent but not swing voters = 24%
Therefore, there are 24% voters who are independent but not swing.
