Question 13 (2 points) People at a movie theatre were surveyed to determine if they purchased popcorn or 9 a soda. The table below represents the data that was collected. Sports Number of people 12 Popcorn only 38 Soda only 17 Popcorn & Soda 21 15 Neither item 15 The number of people in the universal set is 18 21 The number of people who purchased popcorn or soda isQuestion 31 (1 point) Katherine works at a grocery store and is assigned their daily duty by the shift manager in charge. When Kim is the shift manager, Katherine is assigned the cash register 85% of the time. When Sophia is the shift manager, Katherine is assigned the cash register 30% of the time. The probability that Kim is the shift manager is 5 and the probability that Sophia is the shift manager is 7 15 Determine the probability, to the nearest hundredth, that Katherine works the cash register. 18Question 32 (1 point) On a weekend morning, the probability that a child watches television is 0.71. On a weekend morning, the probability that a child watches television or plays on a tablet is 0.84. On a weekend morning, the probability that they watch television and plays on a tablet is 0.68. On a Saturday morning, the probability, to the nearest 9 hundredth, that the child will plays on a tablet is: 12 Question 33 (1 point) 15 Sergio estimates that his probability of passing Phys Ed is 0.8 and his probability of passing Physics is 0.7. The probability, to the nearest hundredth, that Sergio will pass Phys Ed but fail Physics is: 34 (1 point) a following possibleQuestion 34 (1 point) A card is drawn from a standard deck of 52 cards. Consider the following possible events: 1. A club card is drawn 2. A card that has a value more than 5 is drawn 12 3. A heart is drawn 4. A face card is drawn 15 From the events listed above, the two events that are mutually exclusive are; Express your answer as a 2-digit number, order does not matter. If your answer is events 5 and 6 express your answer as 56. CRF