Q5: The following table shows the information about education and ownership of a house in the town of Al-Khodh. Housin School University Total Owner 105 406 Rent 351 291 Total If we choose a person at random and use the following notations. the person owns a house; R= the person rents a house; S = the person is school leaver. U = the following probabilities: person is university graduate. Compute (a) P(R) (b) P(S) (c) P(R|S) (d) P(R|U) (e) P(R and S) (f) P(R or S) (g) Are the events R and S independent? Explain. (h) Are the events R and S mutually exclusive? Explain de in Mathl106 and 5

Q5: The following table shows the information about education and ownership of a house in the town of Al-Khodh. Housin School University Total Owner 105 406 Rent 351 291 Total If we choose a person at random and use the following notations. the person owns a house; R= the person rents a house; S = the person is school leaver. U = the following probabilities: person is university graduate. Compute (a) P(R) (b) P(S) (c) P(R|S) (d) P(R|U) (e) P(R and S) (f) P(R or S) (g) Are the events R and S independent? Explain. (h) Are the events R and S mutually exclusive? Explain de in Mathl106 and 5

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