Make a chart like this:
          |  LARGE |  SMALL  || TOTALS |
----------|--------|------------------  
GUPPIES   |    4   |    8    ||   12   |
----------|--------|---------||--------|
ANGELFISH |    4   |    4    ||    8   |
==========|========|=========||========|
TOTALS    |    8   |   12    ||   20   |
 
b) Find P(guppy).
a) Find P(guppy | large).
Since we are GIVEN that it is large, we pay no attention to anything
in the chart other than the large fish.  So we line through everything
else in the chart for a conditional probability, for it isn't considered:
          |  LARGE |  SMALL  || TOTALS |
----------|--------|------------------  
GUPPIES   |    4   |    8    ||   12   |
----------|--------|---------||--------|
ANGELFISH |    4   |    4    ||    8   |
==========|========|=========||========|
TOTALS    |    8   |   12    ||   20   |
OR, you can use the formula for conditional probability and leave the
chart as is.  But you will have fractions over fractions to simplify.
          |  LARGE |  SMALL  || TOTALS |
----------|--------|------------------  
GUPPIES   |    4   |    8    ||   12   |
----------|--------|---------||--------|
ANGELFISH |    4   |    4    ||    8   |
==========|========|=========||========|
TOTALS    |    8   |   12    ||   20   |
Edwin