An engineering firm hires engineers, statisticians, and secretaries. The manager is interested in the methods of transportation used to travel to and from work, and summarizes his results in the table below. Engineer Statistician Secretary Car 9 4 5 Bus 5 4 4 Train 18 12 Using the table, answer the questions that follow. What is the probability that the employee selected is a statistician? Write your answer as a decimal (not a percent), rounded to two decimal places. 1.6 (2 points) What is the probability that the employee is an engineer or takes a car to work? Write your answer as a decimal (not a percent), rounded to two decimal places. 9 (2 points) What is the probability that the employee is a statistician and takes the train? Write your answer as a decimal (not a percent), rounded to two decimal places. (2 points)