*** 1b and 1d are incorrect. Please help correct this. I only have one more try. ***

SCENARIO:The University of La Verne want to find out how many jobs offers its undergraduate and graduate business alumni have gotten upon graduation and what their salaries are now.

1. The following table lists the number alumni have and have not gotten job offers around graduation by major (20 points, each 5 points,Review PPT page 7).

	Accounting	Finance	Management	Supply Chain	Total
Yes	35	25	35	30
No	25	15	25	20
Total

(a). What is the probability of selecting a graduate whose major is finance and does have job offer?

a) P(F-Yes)

P=25/210

=0.12

(b).If a graduate selected is management major, what is the probability that the graduate has no offer?

b) P(M-no)

P= (35/210)

=0.17

(c). What is the probability of selecting a supply chain major graduate?

c) P(SC)

P= (50/210)

=0.24

(d).What is the probability that you select a graduate who either majors in accounting or has job offer?

d) P(A-yes)

P= (35/210)

=0.17