MarionMarianUndecidedWon't voteFemale84313325Male247606941What is the chance that a randomly selected student is either for Marion or Undecided.What is the chance that a randomly selected student is either for Marion or femaleWhat is the chance of getting a female student if you draw only from the Marion's votersDraw two students with replacement. What is the chance that all are Marian voters?

Given, Marion Marian undecided won't vote Totals Female 84 31 33 25 173 male 247 60 69 41…

Answered: Marion Marian Undecided Won't vote…

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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