2) Knowing the voter selected had some college education, what is the probability the person voted for Bush? 3) Knowing the selected person voted for Kerry, what is the probability that the voter has a postgraduate education? 4) Knowing the selected person voted for Bush, what is the probability that the voter does not have a high school education?Problem # 5 ( 20 pts). (For this question, use the concept of Conditional Probability) From a nationwide exit poll of 1133 voters in 28 precincts across the country on November 2, 2004 we have the following: Education # for Bush (B) # for Kerry (K) # for Others TOTAL (# of (T) Voters) No High School |19 26 3 48 (H) High School 114 103 8 225 Graduate (S) Some College 190 147 344 (C) College 163 150 9 322 Graduate (G) Postgraduate 95 92 7 194 (D) TOTAL 581 518 34 1133 One person is to be selected at random from the preceding sample of 1133 voters. Using the table, find the answer to the following probability questions. HINT: Write the equation for the conditional probability form first, then solve. 1) Knowing the voter selected was a high school graduate, what is the probability the person voted for Kerry