ANSWER EVERYTHING FOR UPVOTE ● Question 9The following contingency table summarizes the school enrollment by level and type:Public (11)Private (T2)Elementary School (L1)Middle School (L2)High School (L3)Totaliv. P(L3 or T1) =v. P(L1 | T1) =375c. Answer the following questions:179a. For a randomly selected student, describe the following in words:o L1 is Select an answerSelect an answerSelect an answer199Select an answeran event in which a randomly selected student is in Elementary Schoolan event in which a randomly selected student is i Publican event in which a randomly selected student is in Privatean event in which a randomly selected student is in Middle Schoolan event in which a randomly selected student is in High Schoolo P(L1) is Select an answerSelect an answerthe probability that a randomly selected student is in Middle Schoolthe probability that a randomly selected student is in Elementary Schoolthe probability that a randomly selected student is in High Schoolthe probability that a randomly selected student is in Privatethe probability that a randomly selected student is in Publicb. Find the following probabilities: (Round the answers to 4 decimal places)i. P(L2) =ii. P(T1) =iii. P(L1 and T1) ==i. Are L3 and T1 mutually exclusive?Select an answerSelect an answer765595iv. Are L1 and L2 independent?Select an answerSelect an answermutually exclusivenot mutually exclusiveBecause the probability of one event depends on whether the other occured or notBecause the two events can not occur at the same timeBecause the two events can occur at the same timeBecause the probability of one event doesn't depend on whether the other occured or notii. Are L3 and T1 independent?dependentindependentiii. Are L1 and L2 mutually exclusive? Select an answerSelect an answermutually exclusivenot mutually exclusiveSelect an answer ✓ Explain.Select an answerSelect an answerSelect an answerBecause the two events can not occur at the same timeBecause the probability of one event doesn't depend on whether the other occured or notBecause the probability of one event depends on whether the other occured or notBecause the two events can occur at the same time✓ Explain.Select an answer ✓ Explain.Select an answerindependentdependentBecause the probability of one event doesn't depend on whether the other occured or notBecause the two events can not occur at the same timeBecause the probability of one event depends on whether the other occured or notBecause the two events can occur at the same time✓ Explain.Select an answerSelect an answerBecause the two events can not occur at the same timeBecause the probability of one event doesn't depend on whether the other occured or notBecause the probability of one event depends on whether the other occured or notBecause the two events can occur at the same timeTotal

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