Melissa is looking for the perfect man. She claims that of the men at her college, 32% are smart, 33% are funny, and 16% are both smart and funny. If Melissa is right, what is the probability that a man chosen at random from her college is neither funny nor smart?

Data from 2005 for various age groups show that for each $100 increase in the median weekly income for whites, the median weekly income of blacks increases by $105. also, for workers of ages 25 to 54 the median weekly income for whites was $676 and for blacks was $527. (a) let w represent the median weekly income for whites and b the median weekly income for blacks, and write the equation of the line that gives b as a linear function of w. b = (b) when the median weekly income for whites is $760, what does the equation in (a) predict for the median weekly income for blacks?