According to the Canadian Tourism Human Resource Council, 11% of all Canadians in the labour force are employed in the tourism industry.3 Fifty-one percent of those who work in this sector are under 35 years of age. Assume that of those in the Canadian labour force not employed in the tourism industry, only 44% are under 35.4 Suppose you choose someone randomly from the Canadian labour force.
a. What is the probability that this person is not employed by the tourism industry?
b. What is the probability that this person is employed by the tourism industry and is under 35 years of age?
c. What is the probability that this person is employed by the tourism industry and is over 35 years of age?
d. What is the probability that this person is not employed by the tourism industry and is under 35 years of age?
e. What is the probability that this person is not employed by the tourism industry and is over 35 years of age?
f. What is the probability that this person is neither employed by the tourism industry nor over 35 years of age?
g. What is the probability that this person is neither employed by the tourism industry nor under 35 years of age?