It is found that 35% of students from a local college plays for a sports team and 25% of students watches ESPN daily. Of those students who plays sports for a team, 55% of them watch ESPN daily. Find the probability(in percent) that a randomly chosen person from this college: watches ESPN daily and plays for a sports team. plays for a sports team given that they watch ESPN daily

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Find the probability(in percent) that a randomly chosen person from this college: watches ESPN daily and plays for a sports team. plays for a sports team given that they watch ESPN daily

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watches ESPN daily and plays for a sports team.

plays for a sports team given that they watch ESPN daily

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