Chapter 1.1, Problem 32E

To determine

To find:Your percentage from the percentage of female who thought that they were married.

Answer to Problem 32E

(c) The conditional distribution of gender among adolescents with a given opinion.

Explanation of Solution

Calculation:

	F	M
	No.	Percentage	No.	percentage
Almost No chance	119	$\frac{119}{119+103}=53.60\%$	103	$\frac{103}{119+103}=46.40\%$
Some chance, but probably not	150	$\frac{150}{150+171}=46.73\%$	171	$\frac{171}{150+171}=53.27\%$
A 50-50 chance	447	$\frac{447}{447+512}=46.61\%$	512	$\frac{512}{447+512}=53.39\%$
A good chance	735	$\frac{735}{735+710}=50.87\%$	710	$\frac{710}{753+710}=49.13\%$
Almost certain	1174	$\frac{1174}{1174+756}=60.83\%$	756	$\frac{756}{1174+756}=39.17\%$
Total	2625	$\frac{2625}{4877}=53.82\%$	2252	$\frac{2252}{4877}=46.18\%$

The percent is part of the conditional distribution of gender among adolescents with a given opinion.

Conclusion:Therefore, option (c) is correct.