Venn Diagrams and Two-Way Tables Review

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. If a member is chosen, what is the probability they are doing cardio?

• 17%

• 22%

• 73%

• 27%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. If a member is chosen, what is the probability they are doing strength training?

• 78%

• 22%

• 17%

• 56%

• 78%

• 22%

• 44%

• 17%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. If a member is chosen, what is the probability they are doing strength training and cardio?

• 39%

• 95%

• 5%

• 56%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. If a member is chosen, what is the probability they are doing strength training or cardio?

• 39%

• 95%

• 5%

• 56%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. If a member is chosen, what is the probability they are doing strength training but not cardio?

• 78%

• 56%

• 17%

• 22%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. Given that a member is doing strength training, what is the probability they are also doing cardio?

• 22%

• 39%

• 72%

• 14%

Members of a gym were asked if they were doing cardio (C) or strength training (S) exercises that day. Given that a member is doing cardio, what is the probability they are also doing strength training?

• 70%

• 77%

• 56%

• 17%

Guests at the carnival were asked if they ate cotton candy (C) or elephant ears (E). If a guest is chosen, what is the probability they ate neither cotton candy nor elephant ears?

• 99%

• 43%

• 1%

• 56%

• 22%

• 21%

• 57%

• 65%