Q. At a certain college data show that 45% of all students are men,10% of the student body consists of women majoring in Statistics, and 35% of all students major in Statistics. A student is selected at random. What is the probability, that the selected student çondlition (i) is a woman if the selected student is a Statistics major? (ii) majors in Statistics if the selected student is a woman?

Q. At a certain college data show that 45% of all students are men,10% of the student body consists of women majoring in Statistics, and 35% of all students major in Statistics. A student is selected at random. What is the probability, that the selected student çondlition (i) is a woman if the selected student is a Statistics major? (ii) majors in Statistics if the selected student is a woman?

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