Q. No. 2. There are 112 employees in an office. Forty-seven of whom are on contract, 50 are regular, 14 are daily wage workers, and the remaining employee is the Managing Director. Suppose an employee...

Extracted text: Q. No. 2. There are 112 employees in an office. Forty-seven of whom are on contract, 50 are regular, 14 are daily wage workers, and the remaining employee is the Managing Director. Suppose an employee is selected: i. What is the probability the selected employee is a daily wage worker? Find the probability that selected employee is either a daily wage worker or regular. What is the probability the selected employee is neither on contract nor regular? Refer to part (b). Are these events mutually exclusive? ii. iii. iv.