The table below reports the number of observations of Agriculture Department and Mechanical Engineer students who had received an IQ test in the past 2 years cross-classified with students' race. Students Race Agriculture Department Mechanical Engineer Total Department Jordanian 319 738 1057 Palestinian 130 329 459 Syrian Saudi Arabian Total 88 402 490 41 95 136 578 1564 2142 (a) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test. What is the probability that student is Palestinian? (b) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test and learn that the student is from the Agriculture department. With that information, what is the probability that the student is Jordanian? (c) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test. What is the probability that the student is a Mechanical Engineer and Palestinian?

The table below reports the number of observations of Agriculture Department and Mechanical Engineer students who had received an IQ test in the past 2 years cross-classified with students' race. Students Race Agriculture Department Mechanical Engineer Total Department Jordanian 319 738 1057 Palestinian 130 329 459 Syrian Saudi Arabian Total 88 402 490 41 95 136 578 1564 2142 (a) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test. What is the probability that student is Palestinian? (b) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test and learn that the student is from the Agriculture department. With that information, what is the probability that the student is Jordanian? (c) We select at random a subject who had an IQ test. What is the probability that the student is a Mechanical Engineer and Palestinian?

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