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Explanation / Answer

(a)
Th overall percent of money returned = 42%
(b)
The percent of money retuned from the economics class = 47%
(c)
The percent of money retuned from the other class = 36%
(d)
Is money retuened Independent of the class? No. Because there is significant difference between money returned from economics class and other class (47%-36%=11%)