Probability of the event, The results of a survey for an

Probability of the event

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The results of a survey for an airline are shown below

Traveler Male Female Total

Business 57 92 149

Vacation 72 74 146

Total 129 166 295

Use the chart to find the probability that the traveler was

a) male

b) on vacation given the traveler was male

c) female given the traveler was on business

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