Assume that the sample represents the entire population of students. Find the probability that a student selected at random is: Satisfied. b. Satisfied, given that the student is a senior. a Junior. d. Neutral and a freshman. Neutral, given that the student is a freshman. f. Senior, given satisfied. Are the events and independent or not? Explain use probabilities. “freshman” “neutral” There are three different routes that Alexander can walk from home to the post office and two different routes that he can walk from the post office to the bank. How many different routes can Alexander walk from home to the bank? Make a tree diagram showing the outcomes for selecting the routes. A fishing camp has clients. Each cabin at the camp will accommodate fishermen. In how many ways can the first cabin be filled to capacity with clients? In how many different ways can a committee of be selected from the parents attending a school meeting?
Assume that the sample represents the entire population of students. Find the probability that a student selected at random is: Satisfied. b. Satisfied, given that the student is a senior. a Junior. d. Neutral and a freshman. Neutral, given that the student is a freshman. f. Senior, given satisfied. Are the events “freshman” and “neutral” independent or not? Explain use probabilities. There are three different routes that Alexander can walk from home to the post office and two different routes that he can walk from the post office to the bank. How many different routes can Alexander walk from home to the bank? Make a tree diagram showing the outcomes for selecting the routes. A fishing camp has clients. Each cabin at the camp will accommodate fishermen. In how many ways can the first cabin be filled to capacity with clients? In how many different ways can a committee of be selected from the parents attending a school meeting?
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