A film student wanted to investigate the relationship between gender and movie preference. A random sample is obtained; participants are asked their gender and their preferred type of movie (Action, Drama, Comedy, Animated). The data are summarized in the given table. Action 52 24 Drama Comedy 20 |Animated 16 Total 120 Male Female Total 32 32 16 8 80 76 64 36 24 200 A participant is selected at random. Find each of the following probabilities. For each one, report your answer as a fraction (numerator/denominator) and do not simplify from what would have come naturally from counts given in the table. Blank #1: Find the probability that the selected participant is female AND prefers comedy. Blank #2: Find the probability that the selected participant is female OR prefers comedy. Blank #3: GIVEN that the selected participant is female, what is the probability that she prefers comedy? Blank # 1 Blank # 2 Blank # 3

A film student wanted to investigate the relationship between gender and movie preference. A random sample is obtained; participants are asked their gender and their preferred type of movie (Action, Drama, Comedy, Animated). The data are summarized in the given table. Action 52 24 Drama Comedy 20 |Animated 16 Total 120 Male Female Total 32 32 16 8 80 76 64 36 24 200 A participant is selected at random. Find each of the following probabilities. For each one, report your answer as a fraction (numerator/denominator) and do not simplify from what would have come naturally from counts given in the table. Blank #1: Find the probability that the selected participant is female AND prefers comedy. Blank #2: Find the probability that the selected participant is female OR prefers comedy. Blank #3: GIVEN that the selected participant is female, what is the probability that she prefers comedy? Blank # 1 Blank # 2 Blank # 3

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MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications

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