A human resources department tallies recent statistics regarding the relationship between an applicant being offered a job and them having a job interview. Out of 120 applicants for a job, 12 received an interview. Of the people who received an interview, 8 would be offered a job, and if you did not get an interview, you did not have an opportunity to get the job. Fill in the two-way frequency table. Table is Attached:What is the probability (rounded to the nearest whole percent) that you will not get the job, knowing that you have an interview scheduled? 3%33%87%25%
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Answer:33%Step-by-step explanation:Twelve people got interviewed.Eight of them got a job.That means that four didn't get a job.So, the probability of NOT having a job if you DO have an interview is four out of twelve, which is scaled down to one out of three... so 33%.That means if you have an interview, you have more chance to get the job than not.