Determining mutually exclusive information from abstract

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Q1) Following is based on information from Statistical abstract of the United States, Dec, 1992. In this table columns are years in which students graduated from college with Bachelor's degree. Rows are high school grade average for these students.  In 1976, thus, a random sample of 577 new college students showed that 419 had a high school average of A, 123 had a grade of B and so on.  (Use chart for questions 31 - 40.)  Write answers in decimal form.

High School

Grade Average

1976

1980

1986

Total

A

419

593

607

1619

B

123

249

280

  652

C

  24

  61

  77

  162

D

  11 

  36

  45

    92

Total

577

939

1009

2525

i) Calculate P(C)

ii) Calculate P(1980)

iii) Determine P(B | 1986)                                                 

iv) Determine P(1986 | A)

v) Calculate P (1976 | D)           

vi) Determine P(A or B)

vii) Calculate P(C or 1976)

vii) Calculate P(A and D)

vii) Are A and B mutually exclusive?

viii) Are C and 1986 mutually exclusive?

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