I'm giving brainliest to the most helpful answer. For 50 points: Find each probability using the table (table is linked)

The table below shows the number of students that do or do not have their own car and whether they have part time jobs.

1. p(a student with a part time job without a car)
2. p(no car | does not have a part time job)
3. p(part time job | car)

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Step-by-step explanation:

We are given a two-way frequency table. Using the table, we will determine the probability for each case.

Question 1)

P(A Student With A Part Time Job Without A Car)

Using the first column, the total number of students that have a part time job is 78+30=108.

Likewise, using the first column, we can see that out of those 108 students, 30 do not have a car.

Hence, the probability that a student with a part time job without a car is:

Question 2)

P(No Car | Does Not Have A Part Time Job)

Remember that the vertical line means conditional probability.

So, we want the probability of a student having no car given that they do not have a part time job.

Using the second column, we can see that the total number of students that do not have a part time job is 18+24=42.

Likewise, using the second column, 24 do not have a car.

Hence, the probability that a student with a part time job without a car is:

Question 3)

P(Part Time Job | Car)

So, we want to probability of a student having a part time job given that they have a car.

Using the first row, the total students that have a car is 78+18=96.

And of those 96 students, 78 have a part time job.

Hence, the probability that a student with a car has a part time job is given by:

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