Let ?D be the event that a student likes dancing and ?A be the event that a student likes athletics. Suppose that ℙ(??|?)=P(Dc|A)= 0.44, ℙ(?|??)=P(D|Ac)= 0.76, and ℙ(??)=P(Ac)= 0.65. What is the conditional probability that a student likes athletics given they do not like dancing

Let ?D be the event that a student likes dancing and ?A be the event that a student likes athletics. Suppose that ℙ(??|?)=P(Dc|A)= 0.44, ℙ(?|??)=P(D|Ac)= 0.76, and ℙ(??)=P(Ac)= 0.65. What is the conditional probability that a student likes athletics given they do not like dancing

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