Answer:
A sophomore is less likely than a Junior to have a job.
Explanation:
Given the table in the attached image.
The total number of sophomores is
[tex]35[/tex]
The number of sophomores with a job is;
[tex]12[/tex]
The probability that a sophomore had a job is;
[tex]P_S=\frac{12}{35}[/tex]
The total number of Juniors is
[tex]37[/tex]
The number of Juniors with a job is;
[tex]27[/tex]
The probability that a Junior had a job is;
[tex]P_J=\frac{27}{37}[/tex]
From the derived Probability, we can observe that the probability that a Junior had a job is greater than the probability that a Sophomore had a job.
[tex]P_J>P_S[/tex]
Therefore, A sophomore is less likely than a Junior to have a job.
