M 22 M 5+> 5- Co M>>> N M ++ 5+ . M+ +2 M+ :: M+ ++ $6 ->10 K+ % A random sample of 448 students and professors were asked about their political party affiliation. The following contingency table summarizes their responses. Independent Republican Democrat Student Professor 97 66 72 52 82 79 Suppose one participant is randomly selected from the group. Calculate the following probabilities. Round solutions to three decimal places, if necessary. P(Student and Independent) = = P(Republican and Professor) = P(Democrat or Professor) = P(Democrat or Independent) = = P(Republican and Independent) = = A random sample of 103 students were asked if they lived on campus or off campus. The following contingency table gives the two-way classification of the responses. Male Female On Campus Off Campus 28 45 13 17 Suppose one student is randomly selected from the group. Calculate the following probabilities. Round solutions to three decimal places, if necessary. P(Female and Off Campus) = P(Male and On Campus) = P(Off Campus or Male) = P(On Campus or Female) =