PROBLEM: (in case picture doesn't show) The following table displays 100 senators, classified by party and gender. A senator is selected at random from the group. Compute the following probabilities....

PROBLEM: (in case picture doesn't show) The following table displays 100 senators, classified by party and gender.

A senator is selected at random from the group. Compute the following probabilities. (show fraction and then decimal or percent)

Male Democrat: 28. Male Republican: 45. Male Independent: 2. Female Democrat: 17. Female Republican: 8. Female Independent: 0.

QUESTION: The senator is female, given that a Democrat is randomly selected?

(I'm just trying to get better understanding on this as my book isn't too helpful and I feel confused and my professor is out sick. )

Extracted text: 2. The following table displays the 100 senators of the 116th U.S. Senate as of February 3, 2019, classified by political party affiliation and gender: Male Female Democrat 28 17 Republican 458 0 Independent 2 A senator is selected at random from the group. Compute the following probabilities (show fraction and then decimal or percent): a) The senator is female and Democrat? b) The senator is male or republican? c) The senator is not Independent? d) The senator is Republican and Independent? e) The senator is Republican or Independent? f) The senator is female, given that a democrat is randomly selected? g) The senator is a democrat, given that a female is randomly selected?