Of the Silver medals, what is the probability that a randomly selected medal was NOT won by Austria? ### Medal Count Table by CountryThis table displays the distribution of medals by type and country of origin for a hypothetical event.#### Columns:1. **Country of Origin**: Lists the countries tracked in the medal count.2. **United States**: Medal count for the United States.3. **Russia**: Medal count for Russia.4. **Canada**: Medal count for Canada.5. **Austria**: Medal count for Austria.6. **Total**: Sum of medals for each type across all countries.#### Rows:1. **Gold**: - United States: 12 - Russia: 21 - Canada: 5 - Austria: 9 - Total: A (representing the total count of gold medals across all countries) 2. **Silver**: - United States: 20 - Russia: 22 - Canada: 13 - Austria: 4 - Total: B (representing the total count of silver medals across all countries) 3. **Bronze**: - United States: 14 - Russia: 8 - Canada: 12 - Austria: 5 - Total: C (representing the total count of bronze medals across all countries) 4. **Total**: Represents the sum of gold, silver, and bronze medals for each country: - United States: D - Russia: E - Canada: F - Austria: G - Total: H (Grand total of all medals across all countries and types)### Diagram Explanation:- **Medal Categories**: Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals are accounted for in separate rows.- **Country Totals**: The final row shows the sum of each type of medal awarded to each country. The alphabetical placeholders (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H) represent values that need to be calculated by summing the respective numbers in the table.

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Country of origin United States Russia Canada Austria Total Gold 12 21 9 A Silver 20 22 13 4 B Bronze 14 8 12 Total D E F H

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Of the Silver medals, what is the probability that a randomly selected medal was NOT won by Austria?

### Medal Count Table by Country

This table displays the distribution of medals by type and country of origin for a hypothetical event.

#### Columns:
1. **Country of Origin**: Lists the countries tracked in the medal count.
2. **United States**: Medal count for the United States.
3. **Russia**: Medal count for Russia.
4. **Canada**: Medal count for Canada.
5. **Austria**: Medal count for Austria.
6. **Total**: Sum of medals for each type across all countries.

#### Rows:
1. **Gold**:
- United States: 12
- Russia: 21
- Canada: 5
- Austria: 9
- Total: A (representing the total count of gold medals across all countries)

2. **Silver**:
- United States: 20
- Russia: 22
- Canada: 13
- Austria: 4
- Total: B (representing the total count of silver medals across all countries)

3. **Bronze**:
- United States: 14
- Russia: 8
- Canada: 12
- Austria: 5
- Total: C (representing the total count of bronze medals across all countries)

4. **Total**: Represents the sum of gold, silver, and bronze medals for each country:
- United States: D
- Russia: E
- Canada: F
- Austria: G
- Total: H (Grand total of all medals across all countries and types)

### Diagram Explanation:
- **Medal Categories**: Gold, Silver, and Bronze medals are accounted for in separate rows.
- **Country Totals**: The final row shows the sum of each type of medal awarded to each country.

The alphabetical placeholders (A, B, C, D, E, F, G, H) represent values that need to be calculated by summing the respective numbers in the table.

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