Homework SourseIn 2012 presidential election polling pollsters found that a
In 2012 presidential election polling, pollsters found that: (a) 38% of the potential voters had a college degree (b) 53% of the potential voters with college degrees favor Mitt Romney (c) Potential voters without college degrees split their votes equally between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama If a randomly selected potential voter says they will vote for Mitt Romney, what is the probability that the potential voter has a college degree?
In 2012 presidential election polling, pollsters found that: (a) 38% of the potential voters had a college degree (b) 53% of the potential voters with college degrees favor Mitt Romney (c) Potential voters without college degrees split their votes equally between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama If a randomly selected potential voter says they will vote for Mitt Romney, what is the probability that the potential voter has a college degree?
In 2012 presidential election polling, pollsters found that: (a) 38% of the potential voters had a college degree (b) 53% of the potential voters with college degrees favor Mitt Romney (c) Potential voters without college degrees split their votes equally between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama If a randomly selected potential voter says they will vote for Mitt Romney, what is the probability that the potential voter has a college degree?
In 2012 presidential election polling, pollsters found that: (a) 38% of the potential voters had a college degree (b) 53% of the potential voters with college degrees favor Mitt Romney (c) Potential voters without college degrees split their votes equally between Mitt Romney and Barack Obama If a randomly selected potential voter says they will vote for Mitt Romney, what is the probability that the potential voter has a college degree?
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