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In an exclusive suburb of Chicago, 55% of the families are
members of the golf course,...
In an exclusive suburb of Chicago, 55% of the families are
members of the golf course, 40% are members of the tennis club, and
15% are members of both the golf course and tennis club.
- Draw a Venn Diagram illustrating this information. Write
probabilities corresponding for each region in the diagram.
- Using your diagram, find the probability that a randomly
selected family from this suburb is a member of the tennis club but
not the golf course.
- Using your diagram or a probability formula, calculate the
probability that a randomly selected family from this suburb is a
member of the golf course OR the tennis club.
- Calculate the probability that a randomly selected family in
this suburb is a member of the tennis club, given that they are a
member of the golf course.