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Class 22, contingency table practice Level of education Employment Status Did not finish High school Some college Bachelor's Totals high school graduate degree or higher Employed 9,000 30,000 30,000 40,000 73,000 Unemployed 2,000 4,000 3,000 2,000 11,000 Not in the labor force 10,000 30,000 20,000 20,000 80,000 Totals 164,000 1, Complete the contingency table above. 2, Find P(employed and did not finish high school). -010549 3, Find P(employed or did not finish high school). P(employed OR did not finish high school) - P(employed) + P(did not finish high school) - P(employed AND did not finish high school) -0.5183 4a, Complete the condensing contingency table using two levels of education: 1, either finish high school or not 2, college or higher Employment Status Either finish high school or not College or higher Totals Employed Unemployed Not in the labor force Totals Ab, Find Premployed | either finish high school or not). (employed | either finish high school or not) P(employed AND either finish high school or not) Pleither finish high school or not) ba Continue making condensing contingency table using two category of employment from the previous table: 1, employed 2, unemployed or not in the labor force Employment Status Either finish high school or not College or higher Totals Employed Unemployed or not in labor force Totals 5b, Find P(unemployed or not in labor force | college or higher). Bumemployed or not in labor force | college or higher) P(employed or not in labor force AND college or higher Prcollege or higher