complete the following applied statistical exercises to the best of your ability after reading Chapter 2. You earn up to 4 points if it is fully complete and up to 6 points if all the answers are correct.However, you will lose points if you leave questions blank.

1. Do U.S. men and women Millennials (born after 1981) differ in their college completion rates? (Pew Research Center, 2019).

	Completed a Bachelor's Degree
Gender	Yes	No
Male	36	64
Female	43	57
Total	79	121

a. Give an example of a simple event:

b. Give an example of a joint event:

c. What is the complement of "Completing a Bachelor's Degree?"

2. What is the probability that a female has completed a Bachelor's degree out of those who have completed a Bachelor's degree? (Tip: Use the probability formula)

The U.S. population by age is as follows (Statista, 2020). The data are in millions of people. Please complete the rest of the probability column, then answer 2a-2c.

Age	Number	Probability
Under 19	81.25
20 to 24	21.59
25 to 34	46.07
35 to 44	21.83
45 to 54	40.36
55 to 64	42.4
65 and over	55.62
Total	309.12	1.0000

Assume that a person will be randomly chosen from this population.

a. What is the probability the person is 20 to 24 years old?

b. What is the probability the person is 20 to 34 years old?

c. What is the probability the person is 55 years or older?

1. A 2001 preseason NCAA football poll asked respondents to answer the question, "Will the Big Ten or the Pac-10have a team in this year's national championship game, the Rose Bowl?" The total amount of participants is 13,429 (www.Yahoo.com).

		Big Ten
		Yes	No	Sum
Pac-10	Yes	849	3645	4494
No	2112	6823	8935
	Total	2,961	10,468	13,429

a. What is the probability that a respondent said "Yes" in that only the Big Ten would have a team in the Rose Bowl?

b. Find the probability that a respondent said "No" in that neither the Big Ten and the Pac-10 would have a team in the Rose Bowl.

c. An annual chili cookout event is enabling bets. Clients can place a bet on the top three chili recipes out of a total of 12 participants to win a prize. How many different ways are there to select the top three chili recipes in the correct order?