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I would be most grateful if someone could possibly assist me in the solutions to the follwoing questions based on the data below.. Im stuggling somewhat!

Table 2 shows some data related to crime in different areas of England. When answering the questions that follow, assume that the rates of offences in each area in the year ending June 2020 are valid indicators of the current annual risks of these offences. Table 2 Rates of police recorded crime for burglary and violence against the person for selected areas of England and Wales, year ending June 2020 Region Burglary Violence against the person North Wales 4 per thousand of population 36.4 per thousand of population South Yorkshire 0.92% 3.40% Devon and Comwall 1 in 370 of population 1 in 44 of population West Mercia 0.0047 0.0264 Source: Adapted from Office for National Statistics (2020) 3.1 Transform the figures in Table 2 into one comparable measure of risk by expressing each probability as a decimal, rounded to four decimal places. (3 marks) 3.2 If crimes categorised as burglary and violence against the person are independent events, what is the chance (expressed in percentage) of being a victim of both crimes next year in West Mercia? (3 marks) 3.3 Give two reasons why a particular household in South Yorkshire may in fact be at a lower risk of burglary than the probability shown in the table. (4 marks)