Question

A political candidate wanted to understand what issues were important to their voters. They asked 1,999 voters, "Which issue is the most important: crime, city planning, or health care?" The results of the survey are shown in the two-way table below:
Crime City Planning Health Care
Male 118 239 458
Female 418 317 449


How many percent is the chance that a person chosen at random from this survey is concerned about crime, given that they are male? Round your answer to the nearest tenth.
A. 5.9% B. 14.5% C. 22.0% D. 26.8%

Answer 1

This event can be broken down into two sub-event. 
1) The person selected is male
AND
2) The person feels that crime is the biggest problem
The probability of 1:
(118 + 239 + 458)/1999
= 0.4077
The probability of 2:
118/815
= 0.1448
Probability of both occurring:
0.4077 * 0.1448
= 0.0590
= 5.9%
The answer is A

Answer 2

14.5 % is the correct answer I took the test