MaleFemaleWalk1624Bike1911Car2122The table shown gives the results of a poll taken on campus, for which 113 studentsanswered the question, "How do you usually get to campus each day?" Find theprobability that if one respondent is selected at random it is a female who gets tocampus by car.Give your answer as a reduced fraction.

Given data is Male Female Total Walk 16 24 40 Bike 19 11 30 car 21 22 43 Total 56 57…

Answered: Male Female Walk 16 24 Bike 19 11 Car…

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