Assume that $25\%$ of the student body at your school is male and that $40\%$ of the students walk to school. If the events are independent and a student from this school is selected at random, find the following probabilities.

1. $P(\text{student is female})$

   Hint (a):

   Look at the percentage of the student body that is male.
   If the total sum of females and males must be 100%, how much is left for females?

2. $P(\text{student is male and does not walk to school})$

   Hint (b):

   Make an area model.
   Where on the table is $P(\text{male and does not walk})$?

   	male $0.25$	female $0.75$
   walk $0.40$
   does not walk $0.60$

3. $P(\text{student walks to school or does not walk to school})$

   Hint (c):

   Where on the table is $P(\text{walk or does not walk})$?

4. Identify the sample space in parts (b) and (c) above as a “union” or a “intersection.”