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Question:2) In 2008, it appeared that rising gas prices had made Californians less resistant to offshore drilling. A Field Poll survey showed that a higher proportion of Californians supported the idea of drilling for oil or natural gas along the state's coast than in 2005. Assume that random drilling for oil only succeeds 5% of the time. An oil company has just announced that it has discovered new technology for detecting oil. The technology is 80% reliable. That is, if there is oil, the technology will signal " oil" 80% of the time. Let there also be a 1% chance that the technology erroneously detects oil, when in fact no oil exists. In a report, use the above information to: a. Prepare a table that shows the relevant probabilities. b. Find the probability that, on a recent expedition, oil existed but the technology detected "no oil" the area