Part 1 A researcher collected a sample of 50 respondents in a shopping mall on a weekend. The data are organised in the table below: Respondent University Graduate Non Graduate Total A : Smoker 14 26 40 B : Non Smoker 16 4 10 Total 20 30 50 Calculate the following probabilities (i) Prob (A)  (ii) Prob (University graduate)  (iii)Prob (A University graduate)  (iv)Prob (University graduate A

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A researcher collected a sample of 50 respondents in a shopping mall on a weekend. The data are
organised in the table below:

Respondent University Graduate Non Graduate Total
A : Smoker 14 26 40
B : Non Smoker 16 4 10
Total 20 30 50

Calculate the following probabilities
(i) Prob (A) 
(ii) Prob (University graduate) 
(iii)Prob (A University graduate) 
(iv)Prob (University graduate A) 

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