Write-Up 3 Write careful, well-organized, neat, complete sentence answers to the questions and complete, well-organized answers/solutions for these problems and submit them according to the instructions provided on the "Directions for Submitting Written Assignments" page (including those in the "Directions for Writing Mathematics" document that is linked to that page). The "Directions for Submitting Written Assignments" page is housed in the "Orientation to Stats Online" module. Your answers to these questions/problems will be graded on correctness and your ability to communicate your answer. In contrast to the MyLab homework, where it is (only) the correctness of the answer you submit that is evaluated, it is your communication of the process, as well as the correctness of the mathematics, that is what is being evaluated on these assignments. Always show your steps and/or explain your thoughts and reasoning clearly. Simply writing the correct answers to computational problems without showing how you arrived at them will earn a very small number of points. Full credit will not be earned, even for correct answers, if the answer is not fully supported and you have followed all directions. Write (or type) neatly. Do not cross out errors. . . erase them. If you find yourself erasing extensively, stop and start again on a fresh page. If you choose to use a pen, do not scribble things out. In applied problems (a.k.a. word problems), you must define every variable you introduce (include the units of measurement where relevant). Answer every applied problem with a complete sentence that answers the question. Clearly indicate your final answers for all problems. FOLLOW ALL DIRECTIONS Write an English sentence defining/describing what each letter you use to represent an event, outcome, or variable (e.g. A, happy, x, etc.) stands for in the context you use it. 14 pts] 1. Employment data at Akmelo Industries, a large company, reveals that 72% of the employees are married, 44% are college graduates, and of the college graduates 67% are married. Use this information to compute each of the probabilities requested in parts (a) - (d). Show steps; otherwise, no credit will be awarded. You do NOT have to answer these questions with sentences. What is the probability of randomly selecting an Akmelo Industries employee that is ... [1 pt] (a) married and a college graduate? [1 pt] (b) married or a college graduate? [1 pt] (c) known to be a college graduate and finding that they are married? [1 pt] (d) not married and is a college graduate?[3 [m] 2. Suppose that 78% of the students at Laudam Community College have a Witter account and 43% have a Snapchat account. Use this information to compute each of the percentages requested in parts (a) (c). Show steps; otherwise, no credit will be awarded. Y0u do NOT have to answer these questions with sentences. What percentage of Laudam Community College students have [1 [III (a) at least one of these accounts? [1 [III 03) neither of these accounts? [1 ptl (c) one of these accounts but not both? [1 [m] 3. There are 25 daffodil bulbs in each package sold by Flowers-R-Us Nursery. Three-fourths of this nursery's daffodil packages, called the Stande Package, contain bulbs for 15 white and 10 yellow daffodils; one-fourth of the packages, called the Exotic Package, contain bulbs for 5 white and 20 blue daffodils. One of this nursery's many daffodil packages is randomly selected, and one bulb is planted. If the daffodil is white, what is probability that an Exotic Package was selected? [1 pt] 4. Suppose that every Summer 2022 Shoreline Community College class whether it offered face-to-face on campus, a hybrid, or a fully online class computes the average (mean) height of the students enrolled in the class. Which do you believe would vary less: the heights of every individual student enrolled in a class at Shoreline Community College this quarter, or the average heights in the classes? [Yes, it is possible that some students are only enrolled in one class at Shoreline Community College this summer while other students are enrolled in more than one class] Explain your