A group of 1000 movie-goers were asked to watch 3 movies , Movie 1, Movie 2and Movie 3, then were asked to pick their preferred movie. Some of the datacollected is displayed in the table below.(i)PreferredMovie 1Movie 2Movie 3Totalmovie:Female224126Male30062470Total3321000(a)Copy onto your answer paper and complete the above table.(b)Consider the experiment in which one person is randomly selected from thisgroup. Let event A be the event "the person chosen preferred Movie 2" andevent B be the event “the person chosen is Male".(a) Calculate the probability P(AnB).(B) Determine whether or not events A and B are independent, giving aclear numerical reason for your answer.

Here use given table , and basic probability rule

Answered: (a) Copy onto your answer paper and…

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