Mathematics, 17.05.2021 06:10 emily5400

A school is assessing their statistics on college bound students. They find that 68% of incoming students are from single-parent households, 32% are from two-parent households, 37% of students from single-parent households go on to finish a college education and 63% of students from two-parent households go on to finish their college education. 1. In this school, what percent of students are from single-parent households and do not finish college?
2.In this school, what percent of students are from two-parent households and do not finish college?
3.In this school, what percent of students finish college?
4.In this school, what percent of students are from single-parent households and finish college?
5.In this school, what percent of students are from two-parent households and finish college?

ROUND YOUR ANSWER to the nearest tenths. You may want to look up what "tenths" means if you are not sure!!! Make sure you answer in a mathematically and precise correct way.

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