Two-Way Tables and Probability

The types of tickets used to attend a basketball game were recorded as people entered the arena.
The results are show in the table.

What was the total attendance of the game?

The types of tickets used to attend a basketball game were recorded as people entered the arena.
The results are show in the table.

One person is randomly selected for a prize.
Find the probability that the person selected
is a child. (Use an unrounded fraction.)

The types of tickets used to attend a basketball game were recorded as people entered the arena.
The results are show in the table.

One person is randomly selected for a prize.
Find the probability that the person selected
is not a season ticket holder. (Use an unrounded fraction.)

The types of tickets used to attend a basketball game were recorded as people entered the arena.
The results are show in the table.

One person is randomly selected for a prize.
Find the probability that the person selected
is not a season ticket holder. (Use an unrounded fraction.)

A sample of adults in a suburb was surveyed about their current employment status and their level of education. The results are summarized in the table.

Estimate the probability that the a randomly selected adult attended university. (Use an unrounded fraction.)

A sample of adults in a suburb was surveyed about their current employment status and their level of education. The results are summarized in the table.

Estimate the probability that the a randomly selected adult did not attend university and is currently employed.
(Use an unrounded fraction.)

A sample of adults in a suburb was surveyed about their current employment status and their level of education. The results are summarized in the table.

Estimate the probability that the a randomly selected adult is unemployed.
(Use an unrounded fraction.)

A sample of adults in a suburb was surveyed about their current employment status and their level of education. The results are summarized in the table.

Estimate the probability that the a randomly selected adult is unemployed or attended university.
(Use an unrounded fraction.)

A sample of adults in a suburb was surveyed about their current employment status and their level of education. The results are summarized in the table.

A randomly selected adult is found to be unemployed. Estimate the probability that they attended university.
(Use an unrounded fraction.)

A small London hotel has kept a record of all room bookings made for the year.

The results are summarized in the table.

Estimate the probability that a randomly selected booking will be in the peak season.

(Use a decimal with 3 sig. figs.)