Would a better economy lead you to switch jobs

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Basic probability - set theory:

Two hundred workers were asked: Would a better economy lead you to switch jobs? The results of the survey follow.

Answer	Very likely	Somewhat likely	Somewhat unlikely	Very unlikely	Don't know
Respondents	38	29	21	108	4

If a worker is chosen at random, what is the probability that he or she

(a) Is very improbable to switch jobs?

(b) Is somewhat likely or very likely to switch jobs?

Basic probability - set theory:

Two hundred workers were asked: Would a better economy lead you to switch jobs? The results of the survey follow.

Answer	Very likely	Somewhat likely	Somewhat unlikely	Very unlikely	Don't know
Respondents	38	29	21	108	4

If a worker is chosen at random, what is the probability that he or she

(a) Is very improbable to switch jobs?

(b) Is somewhat likely or very likely to switch jobs?

Reference no: EM1316606

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