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Questions 28 – 31. No work or explanation required unless specifically asked for

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Questions 28 – 31. No work or explanation required unless specifically asked for

28. In Q 24, are the variables independent?

Support your answer using appropriate numbers from your table to illustrate one of the guidelines for determining if variables are independent.

29. At a large company, 700 of the 2000 employees are male. If two employees are randomly selected, what is the probability that they are the same gender?

30. A student is taking a very short multiple-choice quiz in which each question has 4 choices - - A, B, C, D. The student hasn’t studied so he randomly selects an answer for each of the 3 questions.

What is the probability that he gets all 3 questions correct?

31. What is the probability that the student in the previous question gets at least one answer correct?

28. In Q 24, are the variables independent?

Support your answer using appropriate numbers from your table to illustrate one of the guidelines for determining if variables are independent.

29. At a large company, 700 of the 2000 employees are male. If two employees are randomly selected, what is the probability that they are the same gender?

30. A student is taking a very short multiple-choice quiz in which each question has 4 choices - - A, B, C, D. The student hasn’t studied so he randomly selects an answer for each of the 3 questions.

What is the probability that he gets all 3 questions correct?

31. What is the probability that the student in the previous question gets at least one answer correct?

Explanation / Answer

28. Please post it along with Q 24

29. P(2 males) = 700x699/(2000x1999) = 0.1224

P(2 females) = 1300x1299/(2000x1999) = 0.4224

P(2 people of same gender) = 0.1224+0.4224 = 0.5448

30. P(correct answer in a question) = 1/4 = 0.25

P(all 3 correct answers) = 0.253 = 0.0156

31. P(at least one correct answer)

= 1 - P(all 3 wrong answers)

= 1 - 0.753

= 0.5781