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9. Consider the following table: Male Female Total Democrat 30 60 90    Republican 40    55...

9. Consider the following table: Male Female Total

Democrat 30 60 90

   Republican 40    55 95

Independent 10    5 15

Total 80 120 200

(9.a) What is probability of person of being a Democrat?

(9.b) What is the probability of being a Democrat given one knows the person is a Male?

(9.c) What is the probability of being a Democrat given one knows the person is a Female?

(9.d) What is the probability of a person being a Male and a Democrat?

(9.e) What is the probability of a person being a Male or a Democrat?

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