ii). The following table shows the relative frequency of executive salaries aparticular organization.EventSalary RangeRelative FrequencyAUnder k60,0000.09BK60,000-under k70,0000.21CK70,000-under k80,0000.28DK80,000-under K90,0000.15EK90,000- under K100,0000.23FK100,000 or more0.04Total1.00 (a) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salarygreater than or equal to k70,000 but less than k100,000.(b) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salarythat is either less than k60,000 or greater than or equal to k90,000.(c) Are the events A through F mutually exclusive?

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1.00 (a) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary greater than or equal to k70,000 but less than k100,000. (b) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary that is either less than k60,000 or greater than or equal to k90,000. (c) Are the events A through F mutually exclusive?

1.00 (a) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary greater than or equal to k70,000 but less than k100,000. (b) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary that is either less than k60,000 or greater than or equal to k90,000. (c) Are the events A through F mutually exclusive?

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ii). The following table shows the relative frequency of executive salaries a
particular organization.

Event	Salary Range	Relative Frequency
A	Under k60,000	0.09
B	K60,000-under k70,000	0.21
C	K70,000-under k80,000	0.28
D	K80,000-under K90,000	0.15
E	K90,000- under K100,000	0.23
F	K100,000 or more	0.04
Total	1.00

(a) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary
greater than or equal to k70,000 but less than k100,000.
(b) Determine the probability that a randomly selected executive has a salary
that is either less than k60,000 or greater than or equal to k90,000.

(c) Are the events A through F mutually exclusive?

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