Mathematics, 18.08.2020 19:01 Gearyjames8
5) 390 voters are classified by income and political party. The results are shown in the table. If a person is selected
at random from the sample, find the probability that the person has medium income and votes Democrat.
( 4pts)
Democrat Republican Total
Low Income
101 76
177
Medium Income 94
66
160
High Income
19
16
35
Super High Income
11
7
18
Total
225 165
390
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