1. A Gallup Organization poll conducted in 2003 reported the results of a survey asking approximately 1000 randomly chosen American adults questions about fast food consumption. It reported that 59% of the male respondents and 46% of female respondents eat fast food at least once weekly.

1. What type of percentages (probabilities) were reported by the Gallup: ordinary or conditional? Explain, by specifying events to which the probabilities refer.

1. Suppose that half of those polled were female and half were male. Construct a contingency table showing counts for gender and fast-food status.