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TATTOOS MAY LOOK UGLY IN OLD AGE) Among 250 employees of a Tatto0 Company, a total of 130 have tattoos. There are 150 males working for this company and 85 of the males have attoos. v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: Is A. 0.78 a female? B. 0.6000 v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: c.0.26 has a tattoo? D. 0.18 v What is the probability that an employee selected at E. 0.4800 random: Is a female and has a tattoo? What is the probability that an employee selected at random: Is F. 0.40 a male and does not have tattoo? G. 0.66 v What is the probability that an employee selected at H. 0.52 I. 0.55 What is the probability that an employee selected at random: J. 0.2200 random: Is male or has a tattoo?

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(TATTOOS MAY LOOK UGLY IN OLD AGE)
Among 250 employees of a Tattoo Company, a total of 130 have tattoos.
There are 150 males working for this company and 85 of the males have
Tattoos
while
uwmit
tattoos.
Tattoo Artist
v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: Is A. 0.78
a female?
B. 0.6000
v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: c. 0.26
has a tattoo?
D. 0.18
v What is the probability that an employee selected at
random: Is a female and has a tattoo?
v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: Is
E. 0.4800
F. 0.40
a male and does not have tattoo?
G. 0.66
v What is the probability that an employee selected at
random: Is male or has a tattoo?
v What is the probability that an employee selected at random: 1. 0.2200
Is a female or does not have a tattoo?
v Assume we selected a female of the company, what is the
conditional probability she has no tattoo?
H. 0.52
I. 0.55
K. 0.5667
Assume we selected a male from the company, what is the
conditional probability he has a tattoo?
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