The following table represents the highesteducational attainment of all adult residentsin a certain town. If a resident who is 30-49years old is chosen at random, what is theprobability that they have completed a onlyhigh school or just some college? Roundyour answer to the nearest thousandth.HighschoolonlySomecollegeBachelor'sdegreeMaster'sdegreeTotalAge Age20-29Age30- 40-39491590 13682852157 1306 8241888 1049 5681124 297 428Age50 & Totalover1974 52171012 5299799 4304981 28306759 4020 2105 4766 17650

Here given information of education and age. Probability = no of Favorable outcomes / Total outcomes…

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