Q8. Three different coffee types, Al-Ameed, Barazilli, and Mocha are available in a coffee shop. If the percent of customers who order each type of coffee are, respectively, 45%, 37%, and 18%. Further, 55% of customers prefer to drink Al-Ameed Coffee without sugar, 45% prefer to drink Barazilli Coffee without sugar and finally 35% prefer to drink Mocha coffee without sugar. If a customer is chosen randomly, and he said that his coffee in his hand is without sugar, what is * ?the probability that his coffee is Mocha 0.162791 0.18617 0.20985 O 0.132075 O

Q8. Three different coffee types, Al-Ameed, Barazilli, and Mocha are available in a coffee shop. If the percent of customers who order each type of coffee are, respectively, 45%, 37%, and 18%. Further, 55% of customers prefer to drink Al-Ameed Coffee without sugar, 45% prefer to drink Barazilli Coffee without sugar and finally 35% prefer to drink Mocha coffee without sugar. If a customer is chosen randomly, and he said that his coffee in his hand is without sugar, what is * ?the probability that his coffee is Mocha 0.162791 0.18617 0.20985 O 0.132075 O

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Q8. Three different coffee types, Al-Ameed,
Barazilli, and Mocha are available in a coffee
shop. If the percent of customers who order
each type of coffee are, respectively, 45%,
37%, and 18%. Further, 55% of customers
prefer to drink Al-Ameed Coffee without
sugar, 45% prefer to drink Barazilli Coffee
without sugar and finally 35% prefer to drink
Mocha coffee without sugar. If a customer
is chosen randomly, and he said that his
coffee in his hand is without sugar, what is
* ?the probability that his coffee is Mocha
0.162791 O
0.18617
0.20985 O
0.132075 O
0.125466 O
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