A farmer produces eggs from two types of chicken. 65 % of his chickens are of the chantecler variety, theremaining chickens are of the sumatra variety. The farmer notes from experience that 43 % of the eggslaid by the chantecler chickens are large, and that 36 % of the eggs laid by the sumatra chickens are large.Given that an egg is large, what is the probability (between 0 and 1) that it was laid by a sumatra varietyof chicken?Give your solution accurate to 4 decimal places.Answer:CheckNext pageus pagevideg19rch

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