A research company conducted a survey and collected demographic information on the respondents from each country. To the right is a table showing the number of people with various levels of education in five countries. Complete parts a) through d).
a)P(from country E) =1552/7677 =0.2022
b)P(completed his or her education before college )=(4193+1177)/7677 =0.6995
c)P(from B or post graduate) =(1538+356-65)/7677 =0.2382
d)
P(B and primary school or less)=(316/7677)=0.0412
A research company conducted a survey and collected demographic information on the respondents from each country....
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