Multigenerational families can be categorized as having two adult generations such as parents living with adult children, "skip" generation families, such as grandparents living with grandchildren, and three or more generations living in the household. A survey was conducted on multigenerational households. The reported results appear in the accompanying table. Use the table to complete parts a through c below. Click the icon to view the data table. a) What is the probability that a multigenerational family is Hispanic? (Round to three decimal places as needed.) b) What is the probability that a multigenerational family selected at random is a Black, two-a - X Data table Round to three decimal places as needed.) c) What type of probability did you find in part a? 2 Adult Gens 2 Skip Gens 3 or More Gens Total White 512 48 226 786 joint probability Hispanic 145 2 145 292 Black 101 48 101 250 empirical probability Asian 70 39 110 OO personal probability Total 328 511 1438 marginal probability What type of probability did you find in part b? Print Done marginal probability O joint probability O empirical probability O personal probabilityMultigenerational families can be categorized as having two adult generations such as parents living with adult children. "skip" generation families. such as grandparents living with grandchildren. and three or more generations living in the households A survey was conducted on multigenerational households. The reported results appear in the accompanying table' Use the table to complete parts a through 0 below Click the icon to View the data table. a) What is the probability that a multigenerational family is Hispanic? (Round to three decimal places as needed.) b) What is the probability that a multigenerational family selected at random is a Black, two-adult generation family? (Round to three decimal places as needed.) 9) What type ofprobability did you nd in part a? 0 joint probability 0 empirical probability 0 personal probability 0 marginal probability What type of probability did you find in part b? O marginal probability 0 joint probability 0 empirical probability 0 personal probability