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D. E. F. P (Vote for Teal Party or from Region C) P (Vote for Pink Party, given that individual is from Region C) P (from Region B, given that individual voted for Orange Party)

D. E. F. P (Vote for Teal Party or from Region C) P (Vote for Pink Party, given that individual is from Region C) P (from Region B, given that individual voted for Orange Party)

MATLAB: An Introduction with Applications
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I need help with this problem. I am not sure how to use the rules of probability. ( Help is appreciated ) I have done A,B, and C. I just need D,E, and F.

2. Below is some hypothetical data on the voting preferences of individuals of different regional affiliations. Region B Region C TOTAL Vote in 1996 Election A. B. C. D. E. Teal Party Pink Party F. Orange Party TOTAL Region A 390 145 115 650 205 475 120 800 P(Vote for Orange Party given Region B) 305 180 65 Use this information to compute the following probabilities Show all work (press shift+enter to add a space between lines): P (Vote for Orange Party) Do your answers from parts A and B prove Region B and Orange Party preference are Independent or Not Independent? P (Vote for Teal Party or from Region C) 550 P (Vote for Pink Party, given that individual is from Region C) 900 800 300 2,000 P (from Region B, given that individual voted for Orange Party)
Transcribed Image Text:2. Below is some hypothetical data on the voting preferences of individuals of different regional affiliations. Region B Region C TOTAL Vote in 1996 Election A. B. C. D. E. Teal Party Pink Party F. Orange Party TOTAL Region A 390 145 115 650 205 475 120 800 P(Vote for Orange Party given Region B) 305 180 65 Use this information to compute the following probabilities Show all work (press shift+enter to add a space between lines): P (Vote for Orange Party) Do your answers from parts A and B prove Region B and Orange Party preference are Independent or Not Independent? P (Vote for Teal Party or from Region C) 550 P (Vote for Pink Party, given that individual is from Region C) 900 800 300 2,000 P (from Region B, given that individual voted for Orange Party)
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