The following table shows age distribution and location of a random sample of 166 buffalo in Yellowstone National Park. Suppose a Yellowstone buffalo is selected at random. Use the table to answer the following question. Age Calf Lamar Nez Perce Firehole Total 15 13 13 Yearling 10 Adult 41 11 12 33 30 57 92 Total: 166 34 28 Total 57 52 Find the probability that it is a calf given that it is from the Lamar district.

The following table shows age distribution and location of a random sample of 166 buffalo in Yellowstone National Park. Suppose a Yellowstone buffalo is selected at random. Use the table to answer the following question. Age Calf Lamar Nez Perce Firehole Total 15 13 13 Yearling 10 Adult 41 11 12 33 30 57 92 Total: 166 34 28 Total 57 52 Find the probability that it is a calf given that it is from the Lamar district.

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