A sample of 406 people is selected. The people are classified according to place of residence ("urban", "suburban", or "rural"). They are also classified according to highest educational degree earned ("no college degree", "two-year degree", "four-year degree", or "advanced degree"). The results are given in the contingency table below. No college degree Two-year degree Two-year degree Four-year degree Advanced degree Urban 42T 44 41 25 25 Suburban 29 20 47 19 Rural 40 32 48 19 Among the people in the sample whose highest degree is a two-year degree, what is the relative frequency of those whose place of residence happens to be urban? Round your answer to two decimal places. X 5

A sample of 406 people is selected. The people are classified according to place of residence ("urban", "suburban", or "rural"). They are also classified according to highest educational degree earned ("no college degree", "two-year degree", "four-year degree", or "advanced degree"). The results are given in the contingency table below. No college degree Two-year degree Two-year degree Four-year degree Advanced degree Urban 42T 44 41 25 25 Suburban 29 20 47 19 Rural 40 32 48 19 Among the people in the sample whose highest degree is a two-year degree, what is the relative frequency of those whose place of residence happens to be urban? Round your answer to two decimal places. X 5