Calculate the probability that someone likes exactly one of them given that they like at least one. b) Out of the people who like at least one, determine the proportion that likes both c) Out of the people who do not like burgers, what proportion likes pizza?

Calculate the probability that someone likes exactly one of them given that they like at least one. b) Out of the people who like at least one, determine the proportion that likes both c) Out of the people who do not like burgers, what proportion likes pizza?

A First Course in Probability (10th Edition)

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Chapter1: Combinatorial Analysis

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a) Calculate the probability that someone likes exactly one of them given that they like at least one.
b) Out of the people who like at least one, determine the proportion that likes both
c) Out of the people who do not like burgers, what proportion likes pizza?

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