### Question 14A survey was given about the goals dating app users have when using an app ([source]). Results consistent with those reported in the survey are given below:| Goals | Female | Male | Non-binary* | Total ||------------------------|--------|------|-------------|-------|| Dating or love | 56 | 98 | 13 | 167 || Other reasons | 150 | 257 | 32 | 439 || **Total** | **206**|**355**| **45** |**606**|*Non-binary comprises users who did not identify as male or female.**If one of the app users is chosen at random, find the probability that the user is not non-binary:****[Answer Box]**___**[Submit Question Button]**### Explanation of Tables and QuestionThis table categorizes dating app users by their gender identity (Female, Male, Non-binary) and their goals for using the app (Dating or love, Other reasons). The total number of respondents is given at the bottom of the table.To calculate the probability that a randomly chosen user is not non-binary:1. **Total Number of Users (N)**: 6062. **Number of Non-binary Users (NB)**: 453. **Number of Users who are Not Non-binary**: \(N - NB = 606 - 45 = 561\)The probability \(P\) that a user chosen at random is not non-binary can be calculated as:\[ P(\text{Not Non-binary}) = \frac{\text{Number of users who are not non-binary}}{\text{Total number of users}} = \frac{561}{606} \]Place your answer in the provided answer box and click "Submit Question" to finalize your response.

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A survey was given about the goals dating app users have when using an app (source ). Results consistent with those reported in the survey are given below: Female Male Non-binary* Total Dating or love Other reasons 56 98 13 167 150 257 32 439 Total 206 355 45 606 *non-binary comprises users who did not identify as male of female If one of the app users is chosen at random, find the probability that the user is not non-binary:

A survey was given about the goals dating app users have when using an app (source ). Results consistent with those reported in the survey are given below: Female Male Non-binary* Total Dating or love Other reasons 56 98 13 167 150 257 32 439 Total 206 355 45 606 *non-binary comprises users who did not identify as male of female If one of the app users is chosen at random, find the probability that the user is not non-binary:

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