In the 2004 presidential election, exit polls from the critical state of Ohio provided the following results:
Bush Kerry
no college degree (62%) 50% 50%
college graduate (38%) 53% 46%

What is the probability a random selected respondent voted for bush and has a collage degree?

P(A random respondent voted for bush =(0.62)(0.5) + (0.38)(0.53) = 0.5114

So, 38% have collage degrees would the Probability be,

0.38/0.5114 = 0.74

Question

In the 2004 presidential election, exit polls from the critical state of Ohio provided the following results:
                                        Bush              Kerry
no college degree (62%)     50%                50%
college graduate (38%)       53%                46%

What is the probability a random selected respondent voted for bush and has a collage degree?

P(A random respondent voted for bush =(0.62)(0.5) + (0.38)(0.53) = 0.5114

So, 38% have collage degrees would the Probability be,

0.38/0.5114 = 0.74

australopithecus · Answer

I guess this is wrong

australopithecus · Answer

Oh wait it would be 0.38(0.54)/(0.5114) = 0.4