QUESTION 15 The following table gives some information about a group of 200 college students. The rows tell whether or not the student has a car. The columns describe at which mountain the students have a ski pass. Note: No student has a pass at more than one mountain. Has a Car Does not have a Car Bolton 18 24 Stowe 23 5 Smuggler's 10 4 (a) The student has a pass at Stowe or Sugarbush. P(Stowe or Sugarbush) = (b) The student has a car or a pass to Sugarbush. P(has a car or a pass at Sugarbush) = If one student is randomly selected, what is the probability that the following will occur? Round your answers to 3 digits. Sugarbush 19 23 (c) The student has a car or a ski pass somewhere. P(has a car or has a pass) = No Pass 25 49

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