A random sample of 400 college students was asked if college athletes should be paid. The following table outlines the results of the survey.Should be PaidShould Not be Paid1090Student athleteStudent nonathletea. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes. Round your answer to twodecimal places.21090b. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes given that the studentselected is a nonathlete. Round your answer to two decimal places.c. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes or is a student athlete.Round your answer to two decimal places.

Given: Should be paid Should not be paid Total Student athlete 90 10 100 Student non…

Student athlete Should be Paid 90 Should Not be Paid 10 Student nonathlete 90 a. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes. Round your answer to decimal places. 210 b. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes given that the student selected is a nonathlete. Round your answer to two decimal places. c. If one student is randomly selected from these 400 students, find the probability that this student is in favor of paying college athletes or is a student athlete. Round your answer to two decimal places.