Question

a group fitness classifies it's fitness class attendees by class type and member status the marketing team has gathered data from a random month In which there were 2065 class attendees (see uploaded picture)

Answer 1

Given the data of the table, we must find the probability that a class attendee:

• A = is a non-member of the gym and is attending a barre class,

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• or B = is a member of the gym and is attending a yoga class.

The total probability is the sum of the probabilities of each event:

`P=P(A)+P(B)\text{.}`

The probability of event A is given by:

`P(A)=\frac{\#\text{non}-\text{members that goes to barre class}}{\#\text{total attendes }}=(282)/(2065)\cong0.1366.`

The probability of event B is given by:

`P(A)=\frac{\#\text{members that goes to yoga class}}{\#\text{total attendes }}=(209)/(2065)\cong0.1012.`

So the total probability is:

`P\cong0.1366+0.1012=0.2378.`

Answer

The probability is 0.2378.