5901/assignments/1095566?module_item_id=2796075> Next questionUse the table of mortality data from the sinking of the Runtanic given below to answer the followingquestions:Survived 38314551838DiedTotalMen Women Boys Girls Total3745 7702219 15805964 2350Get a similar question You can retry this question below1. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was not a man.305843892. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was a boy, given that thepassenger survived.Calculator3. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger survived, given that thepassenger was a girl.Submit Question

Given data is as follows: Men Women Boys Girls Total Survived 383 305 37 45 770 Died 1455…

Use the table of mortality data from the sinking of the Runtanic given below to answer the following questions: Men Women Boys Girls Total 383 37 45 770 Died 1455 22 19 1580 Total 1838 59 64 2350 Survived 305 84 389 1. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was not a man. 2. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was a boy, given that the passenger survived. 3. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger survived, given that the passenger was a girl.

Use the table of mortality data from the sinking of the Runtanic given below to answer the following questions: Men Women Boys Girls Total 383 37 45 770 Died 1455 22 19 1580 Total 1838 59 64 2350 Survived 305 84 389 1. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was not a man. 2. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger was a boy, given that the passenger survived. 3. Find the probability that a randomly selected Runtanic passenger survived, given that the passenger was a girl.

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Chapter8: Sequences, Series,and Probability

Section8.7: Probability

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