The following table gives the results of a survey in which men and women were asked...
The following table gives the results of a survey in which men and women were asked how many selfies they had taken in the last week.
| None | 1-3 | 4-6 | 7+ | |
| Men | 8 | 55 | 58 | 5 |
| Women | 3 | 73 | 34 | 6 |
A)What is the probability the respondent is male? Express your answer as a fraction using the numbers from the table. There is no need to reduce.
B)What is the probability the respondent is male and has taken 1-3 selfies? Express your answer as a fraction using the numbers from the table. There is no need to reduce.
C)What is the probability the respondent has taken 7+ selfies given that the respondent is male? [In other words, if we select a male respondent at random, what is the probability they have taken 7+ selfies?] Express your answer as a fraction using the numbers from the table. There is no need to reduce.
D)Would the event described in the previous step be considered unusual? Why or why not? ( Please explain answer in detail )
E) Interpret your answer from step 3. ( Please explain in detail.)
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