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In recent election years, political scientists have analyzed whether a "gender gap" exists in political beliefs and party identification. The following table shows data on gender and party identification (ID) collected from a simple random sample of 280 U.S. adults. Find the probability a person randomly selected from the sample is a female. Find the probability that a person randomly selected from the sample is a female given they are a Democrat. Use the results to determine if gender and party identification are independent or dependent. Party ID by Gender Party Gender Democrat Independent Republican Total Male 39 50 41 130 Female 45 58 47 150 Total 84 108 89 280 O P(Female) = 0.54; P(Female | Democrat) = 0.30; the 2 variables are independent because the probabilities are NOT approximately equal to each other. O. P(Female) = 0.54: P(Female | Democrat) = 0.54; the 2 variables are dependent because the probabilities are approximately equal to each other. O P(Female) = 0.54; P(Female | Democrat) = 0.54; the 2 variables are independent because the probabilities are approximately equal to each other. P(Female) = 0.54; P(Female | Democrat) = 0.30; the 2 variables are dependent because the probabilities are NOT approximately equal to each other