Answer:
To find the probability that a randomly selected person is a meat-eater, we need to add up the number of meat-eaters and divide by the total number of individuals surveyed. From the given table, we can see that there are 72 meat-eaters out of a total of 190 individuals surveyed:
Total meat-eater = 72
Total surveyed = 190
So the probability of selecting a meat-eater is:
P(meat-eater) = Total meat-eater / Total surveyed
P(meat-eater) = 72 / 190
P(meat-eater) = 0.38 (rounded to the hundredths place)
Therefore, the probability that a randomly selected person is a meat-eater is 0.38 or 38%.