The probability that a student in the senior class had a part-time job is
![P(Part-timejob|senior)=(P(Part-time\cap senior))/(P(senior))=\frac{\frac{11}{\text{total students}}}{\frac{42}{total\text{ students}}}=(11)/(42)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/m9k9khivltfnwln4sv76ttrdng1itxuwub.png)
Whereas the probability that a student in the freshman class had a part-time job is
![P(Part-timejob|freshman)=(P(Part-time\cap freshman))/(P(freshman))=\frac{\frac{25}{\text{total students}}}{\frac{39}{total\text{ students}}}=(25)/(39)](https://img.qammunity.org/2023/formulas/mathematics/college/kfhf6ag6nkpqrjuf41gjcc1art9hpkg4j4.png)
Notice that 11/42<25/39; thus, the answer is 'A senior is less likely than a freshman to have a job'