The population of voters in a hypothetical country was divided into income groups and alsoaccording to the presidential candidate they supported: a left-wing candidate, Gauche, and a right-wing candidate, Droite. Suppose the following table provides the joint probability distribution ofincome and candidate supported:Distribution of Income and Candidate15Income (X) Gauche Droite(thousandsof dollars)(Y=0) (Y=1)4075150Joint Probability250SumCandidate (Y)0.200.090.140.090.020.540.090.070.15A0.04BSum0.29с0.290.200.061If you draw at random from the population of Gauche supporters, what is the chance of selecting avoter who makes 250 thousand dollars a year?Round your answer to two decimal places. Note: if your answer for the probability is, for example,25.32%, enter 0.25 (NOT 25.32).

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