Of the last 230 new hires at a company, 220 had college degrees and 140 had prior experience. Only 10 new hires had prior experience without a college degree. What is the approximate probability that a new hire has a college degree but no experience? O 0.96 O 0.43 O 0.56 O 0.39

Of the last 230 new hires at a company, 220 had college degrees and 140 had prior experience. Only 10 new hires had prior experience without a college degree. What is the approximate probability that a new hire has a college degree but no experience? O 0.96 O 0.43 O 0.56 O 0.39

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