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Q1) In survey of MBA students, following data were obtained on "students" first reason for application to school in which they matriculated."
Reason for application
School quality
school cost
Other
Total
Enrollment
Full time
421
393
76
890
status
part time
400
593
46
1039
821
986
122
1929
a) Develop a joint probability table for these data.
b) Use marginal probabilities of school cost or convenience, school quality, and other to comment on most significant reason for selecting a school.
c) If a student goes full time, determine the probability that school quality is first reason for selecting a school?
d) if student goes part time, determine the probability that school quality is first reason for choosing a school?
e) Let A denote event that student is full time and B denote event that student lists school quality as the first reason for applying. Are events A and B independent? Give explanation for your answer.
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