Based on the following contingency table, if an older person is selected, what is the conditional probability that he or she likes soccer? Round your answer to 3 decimal places. Your answer should be a number below 1.Contingency Table Likes soccerLikes golfTotalYounger demographic (aged 35 or less) 90Older demographic (aged 36 or more) 36 80 200
Question
Based on the following contingency table, if an older person is selected, what is the conditional probability that he or she likes soccer? Round your answer to 3 decimal places. Your answer should be a number below 1.Contingency Table Likes soccerLikes golfTotalYounger demographic (aged 35 or less) 90Older demographic (aged 36 or more) 36 80 200
Solution
The question seems to be incomplete as the contingency table provided does not have all the necessary values filled in. However, assuming that the table is filled, the conditional probability that an older person likes soccer can be calculated as follows:
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Identify the total number of older people. This is given in the 'Total' column corresponding to 'Older demographic (aged 36 or more)'.
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Identify the number of older people who like soccer. This is given in the 'Likes soccer' row corresponding to 'Older demographic (aged 36 or more)'.
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Divide the number of older people who like soccer by the total number of older people. This gives the conditional probability that an older person likes soccer.
Please provide the complete contingency table for a precise calculation.
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