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3) Given the two-way frequency table below, and one student is chosen, find the probabilities described
below.
The students at Bertramville High School were surveyed about whether they wanted pizza or burgers
at their end-of-year picnic. The data is displayed in the
table to the right.
PIzza burger
しら|フフ
Total
PRshra
a) P(pizza and Sophomore):
189
Total
443
777
b) P(pizza or Sophomore) =
c) P(pizza | Sophomore) =
d) P(Freshman U burgers) =
%3D
e) P(Freshman | pizza) =
%3D
f) P(pizza n burgers) =
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(a)
The data of the survey is given in the problem.
The probability of pizza is,
Substitute the values in the above equation.
The probability of Sophomore is,
Substitute the values in the above equation.
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