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1 answer:
1) 2 1/3 is also equal to 7/3
4 1/5 is also equal to 21/5
you need to make the denominators the same so you have to find the lowest common multiple, which is 15 since both 5 and 3 can be times by to make 15
you need to also times the numerators by the number you're timesing the denominator by
7/3 x 5 = 35/15
21/5 x 3 = 63/15
now add those together
35/15 + 63/15 = 98/15
now just convert 98/15 back to a mixed fraction
98/15 = 6 8/15
the answer is..
I'll do the others in a different answer!!
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Answer:
The probability that the senator was in the Democratic party, given that the senator was returning to office is 0.4715.
Step-by-step explanation:
The complete question is:
Sophia made the following two-way table categorizing the US senators in 2015 by their political party and whether or not it was their first term in the senate.
Democratic Republican Independent Total
First Term 11 28 11 50
Returning 33 26 11 70
Total 44 54 22 120
Find the probability that the senator was in the Democratic party, given that the senator was returning to office.
Solution:
The conditional probability of an event <em>A</em> given that another event <em>X</em> has already occurred is given by:
The probability of an event <em>E</em> is given by the ratio of the number of favorable outcomes to the total number of outcomes.
Compute the probability of selecting an US senator who is a Democratic and was returning to office as follows:
Compute the probability of selecting an US senator who was returning to office as follows:
Compute the conditional probability, P (D | R) as follows:
Thus, the probability that the senator was in the Democratic party, given that the senator was returning to office is 0.4715.