If S is a sample space, and E and F are events with P(E)= 0.50, P(F)=0.40 and P(E n F)=30. 1.) What is the probability that event E occurs given that F already happened? 2.) What is the probability that event F occurs given that E already happened?

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If S is a sample space, and E and F are events with P(E)= 0.50, P(F)=0.40 and P(E n F)=30.

1.) What is the probability that event E occurs given that F already happened?

2.) What is the probability that event F occurs given that E already happened?

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