A survey of voters in past election shows the following: Democrat (D) Republican (R) Total Male (M) 20 30 50 Female (F) 32 18 50 Total 52 48 100 find the following probabilities: A) P (voter is male or voter is republican) = B) P (voter is democrat given voter is female)=

A survey of voters in past election shows the following: Democrat (D) Republican (R) Total Male (M) 20 30 50 Female (F) 32 18 50 Total 52 48 100 find the following probabilities: A) P (voter is male or voter is republican) = B) P (voter is democrat given voter is female)=

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1. A survey of voters in past election shows the following:

	Democrat (D)	Republican (R)	Total
Male (M)	20	30	50
Female (F)	32	18	50
Total	52	48	100

find the following probabilities:

A) P (voter is male or voter is republican) =

B) P (voter is democrat given voter is female)=

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Democrat (D)	Republican (R)	Total
Male (M)	20	30	50
Female (F)	32	18	50
Total	52	48	100

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