1. The table shows the performance data on a final exam for a random sample of college freshmen.Based on the data, which conclusion is NOT valid?O Given that a randomly selected student is a male, the probability that the student received a D on the final exam is approximately 5.4%.O Given that a randomly selected student received a C on the final exam, the probability that the student is a female is approximately 55.8%.O Given that a randomly selected student is a female, the probability that the student received an A on the final exam is approximately 11.5%.Given that a randomly selected student received a B on the final exam, the probability that the student is a male is approximately 51.1%.Final Exam Sample ResultsA BCD19Male 20 46Female 23 44Total 43 9024435914F Total393710710200

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Based on the data, which conclusion is NOT valid? Given that a randomly selected student is a male, the probability that the student received a D on the final exam is approximately 5.4%. Given that a randomly selected student received a C on the final exam, the probability that the student is a female is approximately 55.8%. Given that a randomly selected student is a female, the probability that the student received an A on the final exam is approximately 11.5%. Given that a randomly selected student received a B on the final exam, the probability that the student is a male is approximately 51.1%.

Based on the data, which conclusion is NOT valid? Given that a randomly selected student is a male, the probability that the student received a D on the final exam is approximately 5.4%. Given that a randomly selected student received a C on the final exam, the probability that the student is a female is approximately 55.8%. Given that a randomly selected student is a female, the probability that the student received an A on the final exam is approximately 11.5%. Given that a randomly selected student received a B on the final exam, the probability that the student is a male is approximately 51.1%.

Calculus For The Life Sciences

2nd Edition

ISBN:9780321964038

Author:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

Publisher:GREENWELL, Raymond N., RITCHEY, Nathan P., Lial, Margaret L.

Chapter12: Probability

Section12.3: Conditional Probability; Independent Events; Bayes' Theorem

Problem 64E

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