Answer:
When selecting physics students at random, there is a 60% chance to select a student who also studies math.
Step-by-step explanation:
27 students studied math and physics.
27 + 18 = 45 students studied physics.
You can ignore the rest of the numbers because of this:
"given that they study physics".
Physics students are our total population now, and 27 of the 45 physics students study both math and physics.
[tex]\frac{27}{45} =0.6[/tex]
When selecting physics students at random, there is a 60% chance to select a student who also studies math.
