An incumbent state senator (currently in office and running for an additional term) conducts a survey to see how favorably the people in her district view her. In the survey, responses of 1 or 2 represent an unfavorable view, a response of 3 is a neutral view, and responses of 4 or 5 are favorable. The results of the survey are recorded in the table. If one registered voter is chosen at random to attend a town hall meeting, what is the probability that the voter does not view the senator unfavorably?
A. 40.6%
B. 59.4%
C. 78.1%
D. 80.3%
Answer:D
An incumbent state senator (currently in office and running for an additional term) conducts a survey to see how favorably the people in her district view her. In the survey, responses of 1 or 2 represent an unfavorable view, a response of 3 is a neutral view, and responses of 4 or 5 are favorable. The results of the survey are recorded in the table. If one registered voter is chosen at random to attend a town hall meeting, what is the probability that the voter does not view the senator unfavorably?
A. 40.6% B. 59.4% C. 78.1% D. 80.3%
Explanation: D