A statistics professor is in the process of comparing the pass rates (percentage of entering students who graduate in 5 years or less) for B.A.'s, B.B.A.'s, B.Sc,'s, and B.Eng.'s. Delving into the record he finds the following probabilities: Degree: B.A, B.B.A, B.Sc, B.Eng Proportion entering class (%): 38 (B.A), 41 (B.B.A), 13 (B.Sc), and 8 (B.Eng) Pass rate (%): 79 (B.A), 74 (B.B.A), 68 (B.Sc), and 57 (B.Eng). What is the probability that a student graduates in 5 years or less?
The probability that a student graduates in 5 years or less = 0.38*0.79 + 0.41*0.74 + 0.13*0.68 + 0.08*0.57 = 0.7376
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