4. Here is a contingency table composed from the age question and current job status question in the Introduction Survey answered by students in my 3 statistics classes. Use the data results shown below to find the answers to parts A-1. Current Job Status Ages No, prefer No, but Part- Full-Time Totals none looking Time 16-19 16 20-29 30+ Totals Suppose 1 student is chosen at random from this sample. Show your work by giving the fraction using the numbers In the table above. Then, give the decimal value. Round to 3 places If applicable. A Fil In the totals to complete the table. (8 p!) B. Find the probability that the student has a full-time job. (See Slide 7 of Section 3.3) (5 pt) C. Find the probability that the student is 16-19 years old. (See Slide 7 of Section 3.3) (5 pt) D. Find the probability that the student has a part-time job, given that the student is 20-29 years old. (See Slides 2 -4 of Section 3.2) (5 pt) E. Find the probability that the student is 20-29 years old, given that the student has a part-time job. (See Slides 2 -4 of Section 3.7) (5 pt)