Question7. P(G1 or G3)=8. P(M2 or M4)=9. P(G2 and M3)=10. P(G2 given M1)=11. P(M2 given G3)=

The U.S. Department of Defense collects various data on military personnel. The following contingency table provides a joint frequency distribution for marital status and pay grade of active Naval military during one year. Pay grades are divided into three groups: Enlisted, Officer, andWarrant Officer, and are used to determine a military member's entitlements. Enlisted Officer Warrant Total G1 G2 G3 Single Without 118116 13915 75 132106 Children (M1) Single Without 14784 16365 Children (M2) Joint Service 14722 2681 Marriage (M3) Civilian Marriage 124976 32031 1423 158430 (M4) Total 272598 1664 324371 For the active Naval military personnel during the year in question, 1. fill in the five missing entries. 2. how many are officers? 3. how many are enlisted and have a civilian marriage? 4. how many are either enlisted or have a civilian marriage? 5. how many are neither enlisted nor have a civilian marriage? 6. how many do not have a joint service marriage? Calculate the following probabilities, rounding your answers to 4 decimal places. 0.XXXX or .XXXX MacBook Air