The RMS Titanic was the most technologically advanced liner in the world in the year 1912. At 11:40pm or Sunday, April 14 of that year, the Titanic struck an iceberg and sank in less than three hours. Sadly only 711 of her 2,201 passengers and crew were saved. Some believe that the rescue procedures used that night unfairly favored the wealthy passengers. It is also belleved that many men aboard gave up the chance for survival so that more women and children could be saved. This lab will explore these questions by studying the survival data below. Rescued Lost Men Women Children Men Women Children First 57 140 6 3LL Class Second 14 80 24 164 13 C Class Third 75 70 27 387 39 52 Class Crew 192 20 D 670 3 1. Fill out the contingency table for rescued/lost and class. First Rescued Second Third Crew Total Lost Total a) Find the probability of being rescued AND being first class. Round to 3 decimals. b) Find the probability of being rescued AND being third class. Round to 3 decimals. c) Find the probability of being rescued GIVEN being first class. Show your work and round to 3 decimals.