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Hi vavish,
From 248 people, 156 are married. So if no other status is allowed, the remaining 92 are not married.
From the 156 married people, 25% are self employed, meaning 39p.
If in total there are 70p self employed, in the 92 not married people should exist 70-39=31p.
So there are 31p not married and self employed in the survey.
The probability of picking 1 that is not married and self employed is therefore
31/248 = 0,125 = 1/8 Ans is A.
Hope it helps.
From 248 people, 156 are married. So if no other status is allowed, the remaining 92 are not married.
From the 156 married people, 25% are self employed, meaning 39p.
If in total there are 70p self employed, in the 92 not married people should exist 70-39=31p.
So there are 31p not married and self employed in the survey.
The probability of picking 1 that is not married and self employed is therefore
31/248 = 0,125 = 1/8 Ans is A.
Hope it helps.