The following data represent the level of satisfaction of the buyer for both new and used cars. New Used Total Not Satisfied 12 28 40 Somewhat Satisfied 55 67 122 Extremely Satisfied 106 92 198 Total 173 187 360 Use the table to answer the following questions. a) What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer from this sample was somewhat satisfied with their purchase? Give the original fraction you entered in your calculator as a way to show your work. Do not reduce your fraction: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 2 places: b) What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer from this sample is somewhat satisfied with their purchase and bought a used car? Give the original fraction you entered in your calculator as a way to show your work. Do not reduce your fraction: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 3 places: c) Given the customer bought a used car, what is the probability that a customer from this sample is somewhat satisfied with their purchase?b) What is the probability that a randomly chosen customer from this sample is somewhat satisfied with their purchase and bought a used car? Give the original fraction you entered in your calculator as a way to show your work. Do not reduce your fraction: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 3 places: c) Given the customer bought a used car, what is the probability that a customer from this sample is somewhat satisfied with their purchase? Give the original fraction you entered in your calculator as a way to show your work. Do not reduce your fraction: Give your final answer as a decimal rounded to 2 places