5. Use the data given below to answer the following 3 questions. Never Married Married Widowed...
| 5. Use the data given below to answer the following 3 questions. | ||||||
| Never Married | Married | Widowed | Divorced | |||
| Male | 320 | 846 | 387 | 268 | ||
| Female | 297 | 594 | 320 | 124 | ||
| a. What is the probability of being male and divorced? | ||||||
| P(Male & divorced)= | ||||||
| b. What is the probability of being married? | ||||||
| P(Married)= | ||||||
| c. If we know a person has never been married, what is the probability of this person being female? | ||||||
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![#5 (a) P( male & diverxed) = 268 = [0.0849 (b) PI married) = 1440 20.4563] (e) pl female / never been married) = 291 70 = (0.](http://img.homeworklib.com/questions/7f6a3f80-2902-11eb-b913-0583e7e66459.png?x-oss-process=image/resize,w_560)
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