Question

Choose an employee person at random. Let A be the event that the person is a female and B be the event that the person holds a managerial position. Data from the US department of labor suggests that P(A)= 0.47 and P(B|A)= 0.34

A) explain what P(A)= 0.47 means in context
B) explain what P(B|A)= 0.34 means in context
C) what is the probability that a randomly chosen employed person is a male?
D) what is the probability that a randomly chosen employed person is a female manager?
E) what is the probability that a randomly chosen employed female is not a manager?

Answer 1

I have this so far
a. The probability of choosing a female is 49%
b. what is the probability of getting a female if we know we are getting a person who holds a managerial position

Answer 2

i need help with the rest

Answer 3

@MathHelpp10x

Answer 4

did anyone get this?

Answer 5

A. This means that the female population is 47% That also means that Population of men is 53%
B. probability of a female manager is 34%
C. 53% of the population is male
D. 34% is female manager
E. 66% chance the female is not a manager.