8. The following study was conducted on the behavioral attack patterns of predators in three different terrains. The number of total occurancies is given in the table below. Ambush Sprint Strikes Pack Hunting Grasslands 28 45 37 Shrub lands 45 17 14 Forest 79 8 21 Find the conditional probabilities a) P(Ambush|Grassland), b) P(Forest|Pack Hunting), c) P(Sprint Strikes|Grasslands or Shrub lands),

8. The following study was conducted on the behavioral attack patterns of predators in three different terrains. The number of total occurancies is given in the table below. Ambush Sprint Strikes Pack Hunting Grasslands 28 45 37 Shrub lands 45 17 14 Forest 79 8 21 Find the conditional probabilities a) P(Ambush|Grassland), b) P(Forest|Pack Hunting), c) P(Sprint Strikes|Grasslands or Shrub lands),

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