Marcus Works as a Waiter on the Weekends and in the Evenings

question 73

Multiple Choice

Marcus works as a waiter on the weekends and in the evenings after classes.7% of the time he gets a customer's food order wrong.3% of the time he gets a customer's drink order wrong.Two percent of the time, he gets both orders wrong.According to these numbers, are the two events-getting the drink order wrong and getting the food order wrong- statistically independent?

• A)Yes, since P(wrong food given wrong drink) is equal to P(wrong food).
• B)No, since P(wrong food given wrong drink) is not equal to P(wrong drink).
• C)No, since P(wrong food given wrong drink) is not equal to P(wrong food).
• D)Yes, P(wrong food given wrong drink) is equal to P(wrong drink).
• E)Yes, P(wrong food given wrong drink) is equal to P(wrong food).

Understand the nature of power dynamics and reluctance to relinquish power.

Recognize advocacy as an approach to planned change and its implications for social work.

Identify and understand the role of case advocacy in addressing individual and societal issues.

Comprehend the concepts of rights, entitlements, and their importance in social justice and advocacy.

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Definitions:

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