I PROMISE TO GIVE BRAINLIEST BUT ONLY IF YOU ANSWER CORRECTLY Before they graduate from Great Lakes High School, all 12th grade students fill out a survey about their future college plans.

Are you attending an in-state college after high school graduation?
Will you begin college during the summer semester?
The same group of students are asked to answer yes or no to both questions. The students’ responses were recorded on the table below.

Determine the probability that a student will begin college during the summer semester and attend an in-state college.
Determine the probability that a student will begin college during the summer semester given that he is attending an in-state college.

Answer & explantation

Determine a single event with a single outcome.

Identify the total number of outcomes that can occur.

Divide the number of events by the number of possible outcomes.

beginning summer semester and attending an in-state college

174/2=87 or 174/4=43.5

13% probability!  or 6-7% probability!

beginning summer semester and not attending an out-state college

21/2=10.5 or 21/4=5.25

1.5% probability! or 0.75% probability!

wont begin summer semester and attending an in-state college

301/2=150.5 or 301/4=75.25

25% probability! or 12%!

wont be beginning summer semester and not attending an out-state college

162/2=81 or 162/4=40.5

13% or 7%

662=100%

595.8=90%

529.6=80%

463.4=70%

397.2=60%

331=50%

264.8=40%

198.6=30%

132.4=20%

66.2=10%

33.1=5%

06.62=1%

03.31=0.5%

01.655=0.25%

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