A group of 50 investors own properties in Northern European cities. The nVenn diagram indicates the properties that investors own properties in Amsterdam, Brussels or Cologne. One of the investors is chosen at random, then the probability P(B/A) is:

A group of 50 investors own properties in Northern European cities. The nVenn diagram indicates the properties that investors own properties in Amsterdam, Brussels or Cologne. One of the investors is chosen at random, then the probability P(B/A) is:

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