Interpreting Two Way Tables and Probability

What is the probability that a randomly selected employee is male and a sergeant?

• 8/13

• 8/33

• 8/67

• 8/100

Given the employee is a chief, what is the probability the employee is male?

• 1/100

• 1/33

• 1/2

• 1/67

The make-up of employees at a police station is shown in the table above:

Given the employee is a female, what is the probability of the employee being a chief?

• 1/2

• 1/33

• 1/67

• 1/100

The make-up of employees at a police station is shown in the table above:

Given the employee is an inspector, what is the probability the employee is male?

• 2/6

• 2/33

• 2/67

• 2/100

What is the probability a randomly selected student is male and has a provisional license?

• 14/60

• 26/60

• 14/120

• 26/120

Chelsea surveyed a sample of students in the senior class to determine the distribution of students with a driver’s license.

Given that a student is male, what is the probability the student can’t drive?

• 12/60

• 12/120

• 20/60

• 20/120

Given that a student has a permit, what is the probability the student is female?

• 15/29

• 33/59

• 15/60

• 15/120

The question “Do you play soccer?” was asked of 110 students. Results are shown in the table.

What is the probability a randomly selected student plays soccer?

• 42/75

• 12/35

• 54/110

• 56/110

The question “Do you play soccer?” was asked of 110 students. Results are shown in the table.

What is the probability a randomly selected student is male and does not play soccer?

• 42/110

• 33/110

• 12/110

• 23/110

The question “Do you play soccer?” was asked of 110 students. Results are shown in the table.

Given a student plays soccer, what is the probability the student is female?

• 12/54

• 42/54

• 12/35

• 42/75