Chapter 11.3, Problem 31E

The Federal Bureau of Investigation reported that in 2010 there were 3,725 single-bias hate crimes that were racially motivated. Of those, 2,600 were motivated by antiblack bias, 678 by antiwhite bias, 212 by bias against a multiracial person, 190 by anti-Asian bias, and 45 by anti-Native American bias. Make a frequency distribution and use it to find the probability that a racially motivated hate crime picked at random was

(a)    Motivated by bias against Asians.

(b)    Motivated by bias against blacks or Native Americans.

(c)    Not motivated by bias against whites.