he following data were gathered for 110 residents of Chicago. Of those residents, 46 are 30 years old or younger. 5 of those who are 30 years old or younger areomeowners. 37 of those who are not homeowners are over 30 years old....Find the probability that a resident is 30 years old or younger and is not a homeowner.(Answer as a fraction.). Find the probability a resident is a homeowner that is over 30 years old.(Answer as a fraction.). Find the probability that a resident is a homeowner or is over 30 years old.(Answer as a fraction.). Find the probability that a resident is 30 years old or younger or is not a homeowner.

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