A conference on reducing taxes versus increasing spending on necessary government services consisted of 200 participants of which 40% were Canadian economists and 60% were American economists. Of the Canadian participants, 70% supported increasing spending on necessary government services while only 25% of the Americans supported this increase in spending.If one of these 200 participants was randomly selected for an in depth interview, determine the following (calculate probabilities to 4 decimal places if necessary). (Use the symbols C for Canadian, A for American, G for supporting an increase in government spending, and, T for supporting reducing taxes.)

1. The probability that the individual selected was Canadian and supported the increased spending in government services.
2. The probability that the selected individual supported increased spending or was Canadian
3. The probability that the selected individual was American and supported reducing taxes
4. The probability that the selected individual was Canadian given that he/she supported reducing taxes
5. The probability that the selected individual was American given that he/she supported increasing government spending
6. The probability that the selected individual supported reducing taxes.