Day students Evening students Male Female Male Female Level 100 50 25 120 60 255 Level 200 35 15 100 50 200 Level 300 40 10 110 40 200 Level 400 15 5 125 55 200 ТОTAL 140 55 455 |205 855 (1) If an evening student is selected at random from the university, find the probability that student selected is: (i) a male (ii) a male level 400 (iii) a female level300

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ASSIGNMENT 8 (HOMETRIAL)
The table below shows the classification of students of a certain university.
Day students
Evening students
Male
Female
Male
Female
Level 100
50
25
120
60
255
Level 200
200
35
15
100
50
Level 300
40
10
110
40
200
Level 400
15
5
125
55
| 200
TOTAL
140
55
455
| 205
855
(1) If an evening student is selected at random from the university, find the
probability that student selected is:
(i) a male (ii) a male level 400 (i) a female level300
(2) If a student is selected at random from the university, find the probability that the
student selected is:
(i) an evening student given that the student is in level 300
(ii) in level 400 given that the student is a day student.
18
Statistios for Basiness 1
Transcribed Image Text:ASSIGNMENT 8 (HOMETRIAL) The table below shows the classification of students of a certain university. Day students Evening students Male Female Male Female Level 100 50 25 120 60 255 Level 200 200 35 15 100 50 Level 300 40 10 110 40 200 Level 400 15 5 125 55 | 200 TOTAL 140 55 455 | 205 855 (1) If an evening student is selected at random from the university, find the probability that student selected is: (i) a male (ii) a male level 400 (i) a female level300 (2) If a student is selected at random from the university, find the probability that the student selected is: (i) an evening student given that the student is in level 300 (ii) in level 400 given that the student is a day student. 18 Statistios for Basiness 1
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