2158118A collection of survey responses from a sample of adults in Calgary is shown below. The data was sortedby age range of the person and what type of pet they hadAged 18-28Aged 29-38Aged 39 andupTotalDog4916136246Cat104160186450ENo Pet725712141NTotal225378234Question 6What is the probability that a random person in the survey has no pets, as a decimal rounded tothree decimal places?837Question 7What is the probability that a random cat owner is older than 28, as a decimal rounded to threedecimal places?

2 15 100 18 A collection of survey responses from a sample of adults in Calgary is shown below. The data was sorted by age range of the person and what type of pet they had Aged 18-28 Aged 29-38 Aged 39 and up Total Dog 49 161 36 246 Cat 104 160 186 450 P No Pet 72 57 12 141 N Total 225 378 234 Question 6 What is the probability that a random person in the survey has no pets, as a decimal rounded to three decimal places? 837 Question 7 What is the probability that a random cat owner is older than 28, as a decimal rounded to three decimal places?

2 15 100 18 A collection of survey responses from a sample of adults in Calgary is shown below. The data was sorted by age range of the person and what type of pet they had Aged 18-28 Aged 29-38 Aged 39 and up Total Dog 49 161 36 246 Cat 104 160 186 450 P No Pet 72 57 12 141 N Total 225 378 234 Question 6 What is the probability that a random person in the survey has no pets, as a decimal rounded to three decimal places? 837 Question 7 What is the probability that a random cat owner is older than 28, as a decimal rounded to three decimal places?

College Algebra

10th Edition

ISBN:9781337282291

Author:Ron Larson

Publisher:Ron Larson

Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section8.7: Probability

Problem 4ECP: Show that the probability of drawing a club at random from a standard deck of 52 playing cards is...

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