Incomplete question. First, we need to know the number (population) of persons in the survey. Let's assume;
- the number of college students is 800 students,
- the number of faculty members is 50
- the number of administrative staff members is 150
Total population = 1,000 individuals
Step-by-step explanation:
a) To find the probability it would be a student, we divide the number of college students by the total population= 800/1000 = 0.8%
(b)To find the probability it would be a faculty member, we divide the number of faculty members by the total population= 50/1000= 0.05%
(c) To find the probability it would be an administrative staff, we divide the number of administrative staffs by the total population= 150/1000 = 0.15%
(d) To find the probability it would be a faculty member or administrator, we add the number of faculty members with the number of administrative staffs and then divide by the total population= (50+150)/1000= 0.2%
(e) To find the probability it would be anyone except an administrator, we subtract the number of administrative staffs from the total population and then divide by the total population= 1000-150= 850/1000= 0.85%
(f) Need to note that statistics involves finding percentages, probability, and data analysis.