One hundred students were surveyed about their preference between iPhone and Android. Thefollowing table displays the data for the sample of students who responded to the survey.Satu tinjauan telah dijalankan ke atas seratus orang pelajar mengenai pilihan mereka diantara iPhone atau Android. Jadual berikut memaparkan data untuk sampel pelajar yangmenjawab tinjauan tersebut.PreferenceMale (M)Female (F)TotalPilihanLelaki (M)Рerempuan (F)JumlahiPhone (I)iPhone (I)Android (A)Android (A)No preference (N)Tiada keutamaan (N)Total12203234245846.105050100Jиmlaha) If a student is randomly selected, find the probability thatJika seorang pelajar dipilih secara rawak, cari kebarangkalian bagii. the student does not prefer an iPhone.pelajar tersebut tidak memilih iPhone.ii. the student is female and prefer an Android.pelajar tersebut adalah pelajar perempuan dan memilih Android.i.the student prefers an iPhone given that the student is female.pelajar yang memilih iPhone adalah dalam kalangan pelajar perempuan.iv. the student is male if he prefers an Android.pelajar tersebut adalah lelaki sekiranya dia memilih Android.

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One hundred students were surveyed about their preference between iPhone and Android. The following table displays the data for the sample of students who responded to the survey. Satu tinjauan telah dijalankan ke atas seratus orang pelajar mengenai pilihan mereka di antara iPhone atau Android. Jadual berikut memaparkan data untuk sampel pelajar yang menjawab tinjauan tersebut. Preference Male (M) Female (F) Total Pilihan Lelaki (M) Реrempuan (F) Jиmiah iPhone (I) iPhone (I) 12 20 32 Android (A) | Android (A) 34 24 58 No preference (N) Tiada keutamaan (N) Total 4 6 10 50 50 100 Jumlah a) Ifa student is randomly selected, find the probability that Jika seorang pelajar dipilih secara rawak, cari kebarangkalian bagi i the student does not prefer an iPhone. pelajar tersebut tidak memilih iPhone. ii. the student is female and prefer an Android. pelajar tersebut adalah pelajar perempuan dan memilih Android. i. the student prefers an iPhone given that the student is female. pelajar yang memilih iPhone adalah dalam kalangan pelajar perempuan. the student is male if he prefers an Android. 1v. pelajar tersebut adalah lelaki sekiranya dia memilih Android.

One hundred students were surveyed about their preference between iPhone and Android. The following table displays the data for the sample of students who responded to the survey. Satu tinjauan telah dijalankan ke atas seratus orang pelajar mengenai pilihan mereka di antara iPhone atau Android. Jadual berikut memaparkan data untuk sampel pelajar yang menjawab tinjauan tersebut. Preference Male (M) Female (F) Total Pilihan Lelaki (M) Реrempuan (F) Jиmiah iPhone (I) iPhone (I) 12 20 32 Android (A) | Android (A) 34 24 58 No preference (N) Tiada keutamaan (N) Total 4 6 10 50 50 100 Jumlah a) Ifa student is randomly selected, find the probability that Jika seorang pelajar dipilih secara rawak, cari kebarangkalian bagi i the student does not prefer an iPhone. pelajar tersebut tidak memilih iPhone. ii. the student is female and prefer an Android. pelajar tersebut adalah pelajar perempuan dan memilih Android. i. the student prefers an iPhone given that the student is female. pelajar yang memilih iPhone adalah dalam kalangan pelajar perempuan. the student is male if he prefers an Android. 1v. pelajar tersebut adalah lelaki sekiranya dia memilih Android.

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