1. Probability of items purchased by cash or debit card= Total customers for cash or debit card/Total outcome
Total customers for cash or debit card= Adding up cash or debit card purchases= 16+19+6+5+7+3=56
Total outcome= Adding cash or debit or credit card purchases=1619+6+5+7+3+20+19+5=100
Probability= 56/100=0.56 or 56%
2. Probability of getting at least one gift= 1- probability of getting no gifts
We will not get any gifts if purchase is made either by credit card or debit card and if purchase is less than $100,so total of debit or credit card=20+19+5+7=51
Probability of getting at least one gift=1-51/100=49/100=0.49 or 49%
3. Probability of union members that think job security is important=P(J)=70/100=0.7
Probability of union members who think retirement is important=P(R)=0.6
Probability of union members who think both are important=P(J R)= 0.5
Probability of union members who think job security is important but not retirement= P(R)-P(J R)= 0.7-0.5=0.2 OR 20%
4. Probability of union members who think none of these are important= 1-P(J R)
P(J R)=P(R)+P(J)-P(J R)=0.7+0.6-0.5=0.8
Probability of union members who think none of these are important=1-0.8=0.2 or 20%
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