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a.
To estimate: the number of females 25 years old or older who have advance degrees.
a.
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Answer to Problem 55E
The number of females 25 years of older who have advance degrees is 14.638 million.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The levels of education attainment of females age 25 years or older in the U.S. in 2017 are shown in the circle graph. The population of females 25 years or older was 112.6 million in 2017.
Calculation:
The total number of females 25 years of older = 112.6 million.
From the graph the number of females 25 years of older who have advance degrees=13% of 112.6.
The number of females 25 years of older who have advance degrees,
b.
To find: the probability that a female 25 years old or older selected at random has earned a bachelor’s degree or higher.
b.
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Answer to Problem 55E
The Probability of a female 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher is 0.25.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The levels of education attainment of females age 25 years or older in the U.S. in 2017 are shown in the circle graph. The population of females 25 years or older was 112.6 million in 2017.
Calculation:
The total number of females 25 years of older = 112.6 million.
From the graph the number of females 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher=Bachelor’s degree + Advance degree=22%+13% =35% of 112.6.
The number of females 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher,
The Probability of a females 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher= (the number of females 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher)/ (total number of females 25 years of older)
The Probability of a females 25 years of older who has Bachelor’s degree or higher,
=
c.
To find: the probability that a female 25 years old or older selected at random has earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education.
c.
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Answer to Problem 55E
The probability that a female 25 years old or older selected at random has earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education is 0.28
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The levels of education attainment of females age 25 years or older in the U.S. in 2017 are shown in the circle graph. The population of females 25 years or older was 112.6 million in 2017.
The total number of females 25 years of older = 112.6 million.
From the graph the number of female 25 years old or older has earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education.
= high school diploma=28%=28% of 112.6.
The number of females 25 years of older who has earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education,
The Probability of a females 25 years of earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education=(the number of females 25 years of older earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education)/(total number of females 25 years of older)
The Probability of a females 25 years of older earned a high school diploma or gone on to post-secondary education,
=
d.
To find: the probability that a female 25 years old or older selected at random has earned a degree.
d.
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Answer to Problem 55E
The Probability of a females 25 years of older who has degree is 0.46.
Explanation of Solution
Given information: The levels of education attainment of females age 25 years or older in the U.S. in 2017 are shown in the circle graph. The population of females 25 years or older was 112.6 million in 2017.
The total number of females 25 years of older = 112.6 million.
From the graph the number of females 25 years of older who has earn a degree =Bachelor’s degree + Advance degree + Associate’s degree=22%+13% +11=46% of 112.6.
The number of females 25 years of older who has a degree.
The Probability of a females 25 years of older who has degree= (the number of females 25 years of older who has degree)/(total number of females 25 years of older)
The Probability of a female 25 years of older who has degree,
=
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