Data from a survey can allow one to estimate how many people who classified their work status as part-time or full-time actually worked in the last week. Find the probability that the hours worked were 29 or less given that the worker was part-time. Hours Worked in the Last Week Labor Force Status0-1920-2930-3940-4950 or MoreTotal Full-Time Worker25431356933771273 Part-Time Worker7582894321310 Total1001252247363981583The probability that the hours worked were 29 or less and that the worker was part-time isnothing.

From the table we can see that there are total 1583 individuals and out of them 75 of them worked…

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Data from a survey can allow one to estimate how many people who classified their work status as part-time or full-time actually worked in the last week. Find the probability that the hours worked were 29 or less given that the worker was part-time.			Hours Worked in the Last Week
	Labor Force Status	0-19	20-29	30-39	40-49	50 or More	Total
	Full-Time Worker	25	43	135	693	377	1273
	Part-Time Worker	75	82	89	43	21	310
	Total	100	125	224	736	398	1583

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