QUESTION 29Suppose that 20% of ZU students are freshmen. Of those freshmen, 78% are taking classes on-campus this semester. Find the probability that a ZU student selected atrandom is a freshman and taking classes on-campus. Round your answer to four decimal places.

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QUESTION 29 Suppose that 20% of ZU students are freshmen. Of those freshmen, 78% are taking classes on-campus this semester. Find the probability that a ZU student selected at random is a freshman and taking classes on-campus. Round your answer to four decimal places.