5) The following table shows that the students in Diploma program, Degree program, other program,Student's favorite module English, Student's favorite module Mathematics, Student's favoritemodule Computer, Student's favorite module Statistics, full time and part time students from yourcollected data at MEC.Students Student'sStudent's Student's Full Time Part TimeStudent'sfavoritefavoritefavoritefavoritemodulemodulemodulemoduleEnglishMathematics Computer StatisticsDiplomaprogramDegreeprogramOtherprogramA student selected at random, what is the probability that.a. the selected student is from Degree program.b. the selected student is from the Diploma program and full time.c. the selected student is from Student's favorite module Mathematics given that Degree program. Select level of study Choose one favorite module from the following: Full Time/Par Time student:degree programMathematicspart timedeploma program Computerfull timedeploma program Englishfull timedegree programMathematicspart timedeploma program Statisticsdeploma program Computerfull timefull timedeploma program Mathematicsdegree programfull timeComputerpart timedeploma program Mathematicsdegree programdeploma program Computerfull timeEnglishfull timefull timedegree programdegree programdegree programComputerfull timeEnglishfull timeComputerfull timedeploma program Mathematicsdeploma program Computerfull timepart timedeploma program Mathematicsdegree programdeploma program Mathematicsdeploma program Mathematicsdeploma program Computerfull timeComputerfull timefull timefull timepart timedeploma program Mathematicsdeploma program Computerfull timepart timeother programEnglishfull timeother programMathematicsfull timedeploma program Statisticsfull timedeploma program Mathematicsdegree programfull timeComputerfull timeother programMathematicsfull timedegree programStatisticsfull timedegree programComputerfull timedeploma program Mathematicsother programfull timeMathematicspart timeEnglishdegree programdeploma programdeploma program Mathematicsother programdeploma program Statisticsfull timeStatisticsfull timefull timeComputerpart timefull timedeploma program Statisticsfull timedeploma program Statisticsfull time

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5) The following table shows that the students in Diploma program, Degree program, other program, Student's favorite module English, Student's favorite module Mathematics, Student's favorite module Computer, Student's favorite module Statistics, full time and part time students from your collected data at MEC. Students Student's Student's Student's Student's Full Time Part Time favorite favorite favorite favorite module module module module English Mathematics Computer Statistics Diploma program Degree program Other program A student selected at random, what is the probability that. a. the selected student is from Degree program. b. the selected student is from the Diploma program and full time. c. the selected student is from Student's favorite module Mathematics given that Degree program.

5) The following table shows that the students in Diploma program, Degree program, other program, Student's favorite module English, Student's favorite module Mathematics, Student's favorite module Computer, Student's favorite module Statistics, full time and part time students from your collected data at MEC. Students Student's Student's Student's Student's Full Time Part Time favorite favorite favorite favorite module module module module English Mathematics Computer Statistics Diploma program Degree program Other program A student selected at random, what is the probability that. a. the selected student is from Degree program. b. the selected student is from the Diploma program and full time. c. the selected student is from Student's favorite module Mathematics given that Degree program.

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Author:Amos Gilat

Publisher:Amos Gilat

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