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Mother's Education |
Smoked during Pregnancy |
Didn't Smoke during Pregnancy |
Row Total |
|
Below High School |
415 |
670 |
1,085 |
|
High School |
530 |
1,370 |
1,900 |
|
Some College |
131 |
635 |
766 |
|
College Degree |
48 |
530 |
578 |
|
Column Total |
1,124 |
3,205 |
4,329 |
Solution:-
a)Probability that a mother in the study smoked during the pregnancy is given as
=(no. of mother smoked during the pregnancy.)/(total no. of mothers.
=1124/4329
=0.2596
b)Probability that a mother smoked during the pregnancy if her education was below high school is given by
=(The no. Of mother smoked during the pregnancy if her education was below high school)/total no. of mothers
=415/4329
=0.09586
c)Probability that a mother smoked during pregnancy and had a college degree is given by
=(the no. of mother smoked during pregnancy and had a college degree.)/total no.of mothers
=48/4329
=0.011088
d)Probability that a mother smoked during pregnancy or that she graduated from college is given by
=[(The no.of mother smoked during pregnancy)/total no. of mothers] + [(the no. of mothers graduated from college)/total no. of mothers
=(1124/4329)+(578/4329)
=0.39316
e) P= Probability that a mother did not smoke during her pregnancy given that she attended some college but did not have a degree is given by
Now, first We have to find,
P1= Probability that a mother did not smoke during her pregnancy and she attended some college but did not have a degree.
=(The no.of mother did not smoke during her pregnancy and that she attended some college but did not have a degree)/ total no. of mothers.
=635/4329
=0.146685
&
P2= Probability of mothers attended some college but did not have a degree is given by
=(the no.of mothers attended some college but did not have a degree)/total no. of mothers
=766/4329
=0.176946
Hence,
P=P1/P2
P= 0.828981
f)Probability that a mother with some college smoked during pregnancy is given by
=(The no.of mother with some college smoked during pregnancy.)/total no. of mothers
=131/4329
=0.030261