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The National association of college and university business officers researched the change in university and college endowments from 2007 to 2008.The table below shows the findings of 203 colleges and universities with 2008 endowment levels above 300 million dollar . It indicates how many schools with an endowment level had their endowment increase in value. How many had their endowment decrease by between 0 and 5% and how many had their endowment decrease by more than 5%. Among these 203 colleges and universities, find the probabilities of the events  below

 

                                         Change in Value

 

Endowment  Value in dollars

Positive  increase

Between 0 and 5% decrease

More than 5% Decrease

Total

300-499 Mil

19

27

16

62

500-999 Mil

24

26

14

64

1-1,999

22

17

6

45

2 Bill or more

20

8

4

32

Total

85

78

40

203

A The endowment had a positive increase in value

B  The endowment  was valued at$2 billion or more and lost more than 5%

C The endowment did not decrease  by 5% or more

D The endowment had between a 0 and 5% reduction or had a value of $300-499 mil

E The endowment was less than 2 billion and had a positive increase.

Question 2

The table below shows the results from a subset of the 2007 American Community Survey. Find the probability of the given event

 

House hold Income

 

 

Number of Vehicles

$0- 49,999

50,000- 99,999

100,000- 149,999

150,000 or more

Total

 

0-2

3 or more

504

36

199

80

64

36

46

35

813

187

 

Total

540

279

100

81

1000

 

a) Earning 150,000 or more ,given that a household has 3 or more cars

b) Having 0-2 cars ,given that a household earns $0-49,999

c) Having 3 or more cars ,given that a household earns between $100,000-149,999

d) Earning $50,000 - 99,999, given that the household has 0-2 cars

Question 3

A car dealership has 8 red ,9 silver and 5 black cars on the lot . Ten cars are randomly chosen to be displayed in front of the dealership. Find the probability that

a-  4 red and the rest are silver

b-  5 are red and 5 are black

c-  8 are red

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