Question No. 051. The U.S adult population by age is as follows. The data are in millions of people.NumbersAge18 to 24Numbers2.825 to 344.035 to 444.345 to 544.955 to 643.765 and over3x6.8Instead of x6 write your class number ( e.g. your class number is 181408 then x, = 8.Complete the above table.Assume that a person will be randomly chosen from this population.1. What is the probability the person is 18 to 24 years old?2. What is the probability the person is 55 to 65 years old?3. What is the probability the person is 45 or older?4. What is the probability the person is 65 and over years older?

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