Consider the data given in the table below. Age Republican Democrat Independent Other Total 18–28 205 432 98 112 847 29–38 311 301 109 83 804 39–49 250 251 150 122 773 ≥ 50 272 283 142 107 804 Total 1,038 1,267 499 424 3,228 A voter is randomly chosen from the survey. Determine the number of elements in the sample space for choosing a voter from the survey at random. n(S) = Let E be the event that the voter is a Democrat. Determine the number of elements in event E. n(E) = Compute the probability of event E. Round to the nearest hundredth.

Consider the data given in the table below. Age Republican Democrat Independent Other Total 18–28 205 432 98 112 847 29–38 311 301 109 83 804 39–49 250 251 150 122 773 ≥ 50 272 283 142 107 804 Total 1,038 1,267 499 424 3,228 A voter is randomly chosen from the survey. Determine the number of elements in the sample space for choosing a voter from the survey at random. n(S) = Let E be the event that the voter is a Democrat. Determine the number of elements in event E. n(E) = Compute the probability of event E. Round to the nearest hundredth.

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Description: Consider the data given in the table below.AgeRepublicanDemocratIndependentOtherTotal18–282054329811284729–38 3113011098380439–49250251150122773≥ 50272283142107804Total1,0381,2674994243,228A voter is randomly chosen from the survey.Determine the numb

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Age	Republican	Democrat	Independent	Other	Total
18–28	205	432	98	112	847
29–38	311	301	109	83	804
39–49	250	251	150	122	773
≥ 50	272	283	142	107	804
Total	1,038	1,267	499	424	3,228