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\subsection{5.24}
$(593+530/1858=60.4\%$
\subsection{5.25}
Following the guided
excersice excersice\
$P(Liberal)=530/1858=28.5\%$\\
$P(Democrat)=689/1858=37.1\%$\\
They arent mutually exclusive because you can see that there are people who are both liberal and democrat.\\
$P(Lib and Dem)=(306)/1858=16.5\%$\\
If we dont subtract away the probability of people being democrat and liberal from that equation, you will be over counting.\\
$P(Lib or Dem)=(530+689-306)/1858=49.1\%$\\
\subsection{5.33}
a)$P(Odd or less than 3)=3/6+2/6-1/6=4/6=66.7\%$\\
b)$P(Odd or less than 2)=3/6+1/6-1/6=50\%$\\
\subsection{5.40}
a)$15/50= 30\%$\\
b)$35/50=70\%$\\
c)30/50=60\%$\\
d)20/50=40\%$\\
e)1 because they are compliments.\\
\subsection{5.44}
a)$1-0.23-0.41=0.36$\\
b)$0.41+0.36=0.77$\\
c)$0.41+0.23=0.64$\\
d)a and c are complementary.16 or more mistakes mean 16 up to 30. 15 or fewer all values from 0 up to 15. If you add these together you get the whole experiment. \\
\subsection{5.47}
a)$306/530=57.7\%$\\
b)$104/593=17.53\$%\\
c)The highest percent is with liberal democrats.\\
\subsection{5.57}
Follow the guided exercise\\