52)a
Given percent of students live in dormitory 40%
Graduation rate 75% in the college
So probability of students live in dormitory and graduate from the college is
75% of 40 percent
that is (40)*.75
=30 %
B)So probability of students does not live in college dormitory and graduate is
60 % of the students does not live in dormitory
so 60*75/100
=45% of the students who does not live dormitory would graduate
C)
So the percent of the students does not live in dormitory and would not graduate
Percent of students who does not live in dormitory 60%
in that 75 % of students would pass and 25 % would not
so 60*25/100
=15% of the students who does not live in dormitory would not graduate
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