PLEASE HELP WITH ALL THESE QUESTIONS! I've paid monthly Show all steps. Leave your final answers in fraction form unless otherwise stated.Determine the odds against the event occurring.1. The probability of an event occurring isUse the following information to answer the next two questions.A survey of high students was used to estimate the percentage of students who participate in school andnon-school extra-curricular activities, as well as the percentage who do not participate in any extra-curricular activities. The results of the survey are shown in the Venn diagram below.Participation in School and Non-School Extra-Curricular ActivitiesSchoolNon - School38%26%21%2. Determine the odds in favour of randomly selecting a high school student who participates in schoolextra-curricular activities.3. Are the participation in school extra-curricular activities and the participation in non-school extra-curricular activities mutually exclusive events? Justify your answer.4. A game has three possible outcomes: X, Y, or Z. If P(X) = 0.6 and P(Y) = 0.3, what is the probabilityof event Z?15%Re Use the following information to answer the next question.An internet job recruitment company, Companyl, claims on their website that theircompany doubles the probability of successful job offers compared to another jobrecruitment company, Company2. The website claimed that the odds of the Company2being successful in job offers were 2:5, and that Companyl odds of success are 4:55. Explain whether or not the website's claims are accurate.6. State whether or not the following events are dependent or independent. Explain your reasoning.a) Drawing two names out of a hat one at a timeb) Spinning 2 spinners at the same time7. Of 15 rats in a cage, 5 have black fur, 6 have white fur, and the remaining 4 have brown fur. If 3 ratsare randomly chosen from the cage, determine the probability that all of the selected rats have brownfur.earn

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