Consider the following 3x4 contingency table in which a sample of 1400 companies is summarized in terms of the company's industrytype (X, Y, or Z) and geographic location (A, B, C, or D).XYZA124130128B0.31740.24850.49850.07570.2255110106C108118 112What is the probability P(B | Y)?D122 112114116

The total number of companies [N(S)] is 1400.

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