Q/2The following matrix was collected from 120 persons about their desire to goshopping in mini market for both males and females. If a random person is selectedand asked, find the followings:From miniout of mini marketmarketMales153045Females252045Total4050901- Percentage of male, if they shopping from out of market?2- Percentage of female, if they shopping from market?Hint:(Use P(A)= Probability as a female, and P(B)= Probability as a shopping frommarket

Required probability is Pmale/out of market

Answered: Q/2 The following matrix was collected…

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