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There are 200 business majors at a college. 77 of these students are enrolled in a course in accounting, 64 are enrolled in a course in business law, and 92 are not enrolled in either course.

Suppose one of the business majors is randomly selected. Given that the selected person is enrolled in either accounting or business law, what is the conditional probability that she or he is enrolled in business law?

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There are 200 business majors at a college. 77 of these students are enrolled in a course in accounting, 64 are enrolled in a course in business law, and 92 are not enrolled in either course.

Suppose one of the business majors is randomly selected. Given that the selected person is enrolled in either accounting or business law, what is the conditional probability that she or he is enrolled in business law?

6. Attendance at births by a health care professional varies widely among countries. For instance, in Bangladesh and Nepal less than 10% of births are attended while in Norway and Belgium it's close to 100%. Mortality also varies greatly, for mothers in childbirth. The table below lists for 12 different countries, percentage of births attended, paired with maternal mortality rate per 100,000 live births. Is there a correlation between mother mortality and attendance at birth by a health care professional? Perform traditional, Pearson correlation in a one-sided test, using R. PERCENTAGE of MORTALITY Rate of births attended mothers per 100,000 births 5 582 24 450 27 195 29 284 40 1010 57 90 70 25 82 61 82 124 87 12 96 11 g9 5 For the x, y data above, the results for Pearson r and one-sided p-value are -, 680452. P = 0.007438(1) b. r . 717865, p = 0.004282(1) C. F -. 7123426, p = 0.004669(1) -.7833992, p = 0.001288(1) er -. 7105142, p = 0.004803(1) -,8050124, p = 0.0007919(1) - . 6787463, p - 0.007614(1) -. 6770479, p = 0.0007793(1) -. 6821648, p = 0.007265(1) -.7141772, p = 0.004537(1) K. F -. 8147158, p = 0.0006243(1) -+7707949, p = 0.00167(1) m. r = -. 7559201, p = 0. 002226(1) n. r -,7952155, p = 0.0009941(1) O. r - -. 6838848, p - 0. 007093(1} p. none of the above 7. In scientific journals, which among the following is the most commonly performed correlation method? a. Spearman b. nonparametric correlation C. partial correlation d. point-biserial correlation e. Kendall f. partial correlation g. Pearson h. multiple correlation 8. Which of the following is true, about Pearson correlation? a. it measures causation b. it is a parametric method c, all of the abovequestion1 What are early types of companies as australian company law? Question2 Explain companies contractual liability as per australian company law? Question3 What is fundraising and prospectus share capital? Question4 Explain about share capital transactions