n is going to buy two video games. With probability 0.6, he will like the first video game. With probability 0.5, he will like the second video game. With probability 0.4 he will like both of the games. Find the conditional probaility that he will like the second video game given that he did not like the first video game.

n is going to buy two video games. With probability 0.6, he will like the first video game. With probability 0.5, he will like the second video game. With probability 0.4 he will like both of the games. Find the conditional probaility that he will like the second video game given that he did not like the first video game.

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