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27 Apr 2006, 23:43
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A company has 255 employees. If one employee is randomly selected, is the probability that the employee a woman and has a college degree less than 1/2?
1) 135 employees do not have a college degree.
2) 125 are men.
1) 135 employees do not have a college degree.
2) 125 are men.
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28 Apr 2006, 02:17
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I think the below chart would make it clearer. We are looking for x, and obviously 120/255 is already less than 50% so we really don't need to find x
So A it is
So A it is
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