(1 point) Data from Office on Smoking and Health, Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, indicate that 38% of adults who did not finish high school, 30% of high school graduates, 27% of adults who completed some college, and 10% of college graduates smoke. Suppose that one individual is selected at random and it is discovered that the individual smokos. Use the probabilities in the following table to calculate the probability that the individual is a college graduate. Education Employed Unemployed Not a high school graduate 0.0975 High school graduate 0.3108 0.0128 Some college, no degree 0.1785 Associate Degree 0.0023 Bachelor Degree 0.0041 Advanced Degree 0.0015 0.0080 0.0062 0.0840 0.1959 0.0975 Probability 1 Hints: This problem has all the information you need, but not in the typical ready-to-use form. The table above can tell you the proportion of people with various levels of education in the population. Keep in mind that any degree (Associate, Bachelor, or Advanced) counts as graduating from college