John looked up the number of men and women in Ireland working in 5 different types of job in 2016 - Junior Cycle Mathematics - Question 6 - 2019

According to the diagram, the number of women working in job D is 110,000.

The total number of people working in job B can be found by adding the number of men and women in job B:

Men in job B: 90,000 Women in job B: 80,000

Thus, the total is given by: $90{,}000 + 80{,}000 = 170{,}000$

The job with the greatest number of men was job B.

Almost all of the people with job D were men.

For job E, men had 40,000 and women had 80,000. Bars should reflect these values appropriately on the diagram.

The probability that a randomly chosen person from job C is a woman is estimated to be 0-5 since the ratio of women to men in job C appears to be around 50:50.

The ratio of men to women is given as 7:3, meaning that the probability of selecting a woman at random is:

P(Woman) = rac{3}{7 + 3} = rac{3}{10}