A survey of 2019 American adults compared their childhood religious attendance habits to their current habits. Respondents were asked how often they attended religious services as a child and now, with options of weekly, about once a month, or rarely. The survey found that childhood weekly religious attendance faded for many Americans into less frequent religious attendance as adults.

1. Americans, where they compared their religious habits growing up versus now. They reported
that, "In U.S., Childhood Churchgoing Habits Fade in Adulthood." The survey was based on
2019 adults. The subjects were asked, "How often do you usually attend church, synagogue,
mosque or temple -- every week, almost every week, about once a month, seldom, or never?"
The same question was asked for when they were growing up. The data are given below. The
categories for every week and almost every week were collapsed to Weekly, as was the
categories Seldom and Never were collapsed to Rarely. What is the probability that a subject
now attends weekly P( Weekly Now)? Use 4 decimal places in your answer. Use the proper rules
of rounding.