What is P(S| W)? In Grocerytown there are seven supermarkets.•Past research has shown that out of 100 typical customers shopping in person at noon onMonday:5 are shopping at store 120 at store 2О5 at store 3о25 at store 4○15 at store 5○10 at store 620 at store 7Stores 1,4 and 6 are Safeway stores.Stores 2, 3, 5 and 7 are Whole Foods stores.•Stores 2, 4 and 7 are located downtown.•••Assume that one customer is chosen at random and that a customer only shops at onestore. (We are talking about physical shopping at the store at a particular point in time, soa customer can only shop at one store.Outcome E; refers to the random customer shopping at store i.Event S means that the customer shops at a Safeway store.Event W means that the customer shops at a Whole Foods store.Event D means that the customer shops at a store located downtown.

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