The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earne…

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earned degrees conferred in the year 2000 by the degree level and gender.  Associate Bachelor Master Doctor totals male 208 502 187 27 924 female 323 659 227 19 1228 totals 531 1161 414 46 2152 A person who earned a degree in the year 2000 is randomly selected. Find the probability that a randomly selected person will be a male with a Bachelor degree.

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earne…

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earned degrees conferred in the year 2000 by the degree level and gender.  Associate Bachelor Master Doctor totals male 208 502 187 27 924 female 323 659 227 19 1228 totals 531 1161 414 46 2152 A person who earned a degree in the year 2000 is randomly selected. Find the probability that a randomly selected person will be either a person with a Doctorate degree or a male.

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earne…

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earned degrees conferred in the year 2000 by the degree level and gender.  Associate Bachelor Master Doctor totals male 208 502 187 27 924 female 323 659 227 19 1228 totals 531 1161 414 46 2152 A person who earned a degree in the year 2000 is randomly selected. Find the probability that a randomly selected person will be either a person with a Doctorate degree or a male.

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earne…

The following table shows the number (in thousands) of earned degrees conferred in the year 2000 by the degree level and gender.  Associate Bachelor Master Doctor totals male 208 502 187 27 924 female 323 659 227 19 1228 totals 531 1161 414 46 2152 A person who earned a degree in the year 2000 is randomly selected. Find the probability that a randomly selected person will be a male with a Bachelor degree.

Using the following labels for events, you must identify the…

Using the following labels for events, you must identify the proper set-ups only.             Child = “a US adult has a child”             Dog = “a US adult has a dog”             House = “a US adult has a house” What is the probability that a selected US adult has a child, given the selected adult has a dog?

The company currently has these values recorded in their inv…

The company currently has these values recorded in their inventory records Inventory Quantity  Unit Cost   Total                       5              10,50              52,50                      4              11,00              44,00                      2              12,60              25,20 How would a sale of 10 units be recorded under LIFO?