By Race Yes No Total White 1576 1141 2717 Asian 75 84 159 Hispanic 175 213 388 Black 122 285 407 Total 1948 1723 3671 a What is the probability that a subject is White? b. What is the probability a subject answered Yes? c. What is the probability that a subject answered No? d. The following are some intersections (keyword AND) a. What is the probability that a person is White and answered Yes (The probability of the intersection of White and Yes)? b. What is the probability that a person is Hispanic and answered Yes (The probability of the intersection of Hispanic and Yes)? c. What is the probability that a person is Black and answered No (The probability of the intersection of Black and No)? e. The following are Some Conditional Probabilities. a. Given the subject is White, what is the probability that they answered Yes? b. Given the subject is Asian, what is the probability that they answered Yes? c. Given the subject is Hispanic, what is the probability that they answered No? d. Given the subject is Black, what is the probability that they answered No? f. The Following are some Odds. a. For Whites, What is the Odds of Yes compared with No. b. For Asians, What is the Odds of Yes compared with No. c. For Hispanics, What is the Odds of Yes compared with No. d. For Blacks, What is the Odds of Yes compared with No. g. The Following are Odds Ratios for the Odds generated in f above. a. Compare of Odds of Yes to No for Whites to the same Odds for Asians, Hispanics, and Blacks Categories. b. Compare of Odds of Yes to No for Asians to the same Odds for the other Race Categories. C. 2 It is obvious that Blacks do not share the same optimism about progress as do whites. Let's Flips the Odds to the Odds of No versus Yes. i. Do this for Blacks and Whites. ii. And take the Odds Ration of Blacks No to Yes compared with Whites No to Yes.