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Given, In a contingency table, the number of counts is given.

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Several college students were surveyed to determine the background that leads to a successful (Good) Manager. Each one was rated background was also recorded (See below) being either a good, fair, or poor. Their Educational Background TTTT Manager Rating H. S. Degree Some College College Degree Master's or Ph D. Totals Good 4. 25 3. 39 Fair Poor Totals 6. 15 43 23 87 20 34 16 21 77 46 160 Find the probability that this manager has a Master's or PhD given he/she is only a poor manager. (Answer 4 decimal places) 0.5882 a. 0.2116 Ob. 0.1500 4:18

Several college students were surveyed to determine the background that leads to a successful (Good) Manager. Each one was rated background was also recorded (See below) being either a good, fair, or poor. Their Educational Background TTTT Manager Rating H. S. Degree Some College College Degree Master's or Ph D. Totals Good 4. 25 3. 39 Fair Poor Totals 6. 15 43 23 87 20 34 16 21 77 46 160 Find the probability that this manager has a Master's or PhD given he/she is only a poor manager. (Answer 4 decimal places) 0.5882 a. 0.2116 Ob. 0.1500 4:18

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