SOLUTION: P(E and F) =.21 p(E) = .4 what is P(F/E)

SOLUTION: P(E and F) =.21 p(E) = .4 what is P(F/E)

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Question 357069: P(E and F) =.21
p(E) = .4
what is P(F/E)
Answer by edjones(8007) (Show Source): You can put this solution on YOUR website!
P(EnF) = .21 Intersection of E and F
P(E) = .4
P(F|E)= .21/.4 = .525 Probability of F in E.
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Ed
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