Employment data at a large company reveal that 74% of the workers are married, that 43%...

 

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Employment data at a large company reveal that 74% of the workers are married, that 43% of the workers are college graduates, and that 22% of the workers are married college graduates. Let M be the event the worker is married, and G be the event the worker is a college graduate. Suppose a worker is randomly selected. For each of the probability questions, you will provide a probability statement and the decimal answer to 2 decimal places. For the probability statements: Use the capital letters for the events as defined above (M & G) and an equal sign. Example probability statement: "P(A or B)=" (do not use extra spaces). For the probabilities: Give a leading zero and 2 decimal places; rounding if necessary. Example decimal answer: "0.30". Employment data at a large company reveal that 74% of the workers are married, that 43% of the workers are college graduates, and that 22% of the workers are married college graduates. Let M be the event the worker is married, and G be the event the worker is a college graduate. Suppose a worker is randomly selected. For each of the probability questions, you will provide a probability statement and the decimal answer to 2 decimal places. For the probability statements: Use the capital letters for the events as defined above (M & G) and an equal sign. Example probability statement: "P(A or B)=" (do not use extra spaces). For the probabilities: Give a leading zero and 2 decimal places; rounding if necessary. Example decimal answer: "0.30".