The following data shows 1000 individuals classified according to the type ofjob they do and their level of wealth.WealthPoor (P) Moderate(M) Rich (R)JobTotalLabor (L)Administrative (A)Specialized (S)Total10560552207025175651453903003902003005001000Calculate the probability that an applicant picked at random from this group:a. Has a job.b. Has a labor type job.c. Has a labor type job or is rich.d. His/her wealth level is moderate given that he/she has a specialized typeof job.

Given Information: Job Poor (P) Moderate (M) Rich (R) Total Labor (L) 105 60 55 220…

The following data shows 1000 individuals classified according to the type of job they do and their level of wealth. Wealth Poor (P) Moderate(M) Job Rich (R) Total Labor (L) Administrative (A) Specialized (S) Total 105 60 55 220 70 175 145 390 25 65 300 390 200 300 500 1000 Calculate the probability that an applicant picked at random from this group: a. Has a job. b. Has a labor type job. c. Has a labor type job or is rich. d. His/her wealth level is moderate given that he/she has a specialized type

The following data shows 1000 individuals classified according to the type of job they do and their level of wealth. Wealth Poor (P) Moderate(M) Job Rich (R) Total Labor (L) Administrative (A) Specialized (S) Total 105 60 55 220 70 175 145 390 25 65 300 390 200 300 500 1000 Calculate the probability that an applicant picked at random from this group: a. Has a job. b. Has a labor type job. c. Has a labor type job or is rich. d. His/her wealth level is moderate given that he/she has a specialized type

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