It is no secret that Wall Street firms compete aggressively to lure their clients. Having more high-end clients translates into fees and revenues that turn into profits. A survey of 150 high-end clients asked what lured them to their respective Wall Street firm. The following table shows the results. High-End Client Response Perk Received Pay a Kick-Back Lucrative Golf Outings Lavish Dinners Free Private Jet Use Prime Seats at Sports Events Other No Perk Received Client Response 25 29 33 15 19 8 21 Copy Data Step 2 of 3: What proportion of clients were lured to a Wall Street firm by the perk identified in Step 1? Round your answer to two decimal places if necessary.

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It is no secret that Wall Street firms compete aggressively to lure their clients. Having more high-end clients translates into fees and revenues that turn into profits. A
survey of 150 high-end clients asked what lured them to their respective Wall Street firm. The following table shows the results.
High-End Client Response
Perk Received
Pay a Kick-Back
Lucrative Golf Outings
Lavish Dinners
Free Private Jet Use
Prime Seats at Sports Events
Other
No Perk Received
Client Response
25
29
33
15
19
8
21
Copy Data
Step 2 of 3: What proportion of clients were lured to a Wall Street firm by the perk identified in Step 1? Round your answer to two decimal places if necessary.
Transcribed Image Text:It is no secret that Wall Street firms compete aggressively to lure their clients. Having more high-end clients translates into fees and revenues that turn into profits. A survey of 150 high-end clients asked what lured them to their respective Wall Street firm. The following table shows the results. High-End Client Response Perk Received Pay a Kick-Back Lucrative Golf Outings Lavish Dinners Free Private Jet Use Prime Seats at Sports Events Other No Perk Received Client Response 25 29 33 15 19 8 21 Copy Data Step 2 of 3: What proportion of clients were lured to a Wall Street firm by the perk identified in Step 1? Round your answer to two decimal places if necessary.
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