1. 799 registered voters were surveyed and asked about their political affiliation and whether or not they favor stricter gun laws. The results are in the chart below:

Location	Democrat	Independent	Republican
Favor stricter gun laws	224	92	157
Do not Favor stricter gun laws	81	61	184

One of the Democrats is randomly selected. Knowing that the voter is a Democrat, what is the probability that the voter does not favor stricter gun laws?

Group of answer choices

.266

.362

.101

.248

.936

2. A student can walk to school, bicycle to school, or drive to school. The probability that the student walks is 0.10. The probability that the student walks or bicycles is 0.75. What is the probability that the student either bicycles or drives to school? (Hint: Are these three events--walks, bikes, drives--mutually exclusive or not mutually exclusive?)

Group of answer choices

0.35

0.25

0.65

0.90

More information is needed.

3. Determine which two events are mutually exclusive: A spinner has an equal chance of landing on each of its eight regions, numbered 1 through 8. Event A is the event it lands on a even number. Event B is the event that it lands on a 6. Event C is that it lands on a multiple of 3.

Group of answer choices

A and B are mutually exclusive

A and C are mutually exclusive

B and C are mutually exclusive

All of the events are mutually exclusive

None of the events are mutually exclusive