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Refer to the data set below, the number of cars of various types at a local dealership. Use Baye’s Theorem to calculate the probability that a randomly selected car is new, given that it is Sedan

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Refer to the data set below, the number of cars of various types at a local
dealership.

Use Baye’s Theorem to calculate the probability that a randomly selected
car is new, given that it is Sedan.

Sedan
SUV
Total
New
24
15
39
Used
12
21
Total
33
27
60

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