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For the following free response questions, again, please show all of your work and reasoning in the space given unless otherwise noted. For each calculation, if necessary, please round your answer to three significant digits or leave your answer as an exact fraction. 2. For the following problem, refer to the apocryphal data in table 1 for a conjecturel district, and assume that each individual has an equal chance of being selected (clas- sical probability). Table 1: Prison and Plea Guilty Plea Plea of Not Guilty Sentenced to Prison 326 62 Not Sentenced to Prison 589 17 (a) If 1 of the 994 individuals from table 1 is randomly selected, find the probability that the selected individual entered a plea of not guilty or were not sentenced to prison. SOLUTION: (b) If 1 of the 994 individuals from table 1 is randomly selected, find the probability that the selected individual was sentenced to prison, given that the individual entered a plea of guilty. SOLUTION