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P(AB) = P(ANB) P(B) Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors 2. 1 3 Boys Girts 7 5 P(Boy|Sophomore) = ? /?

P(AB) = P(ANB) P(B) Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors 2. 1 3 Boys Girts 7 5 P(Boy|Sophomore) = ? /?
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P(AB)

=
P(ANB)
P(B)
Freshmen
Sophomores
Juniors
Seniors
2.
1
3
Boys
Girts
7
5
P(Boy|Sophomore) = ? /?

P(AB) = P(ANB) P(B) Freshmen Sophomores Juniors Seniors 2. 1 3 Boys Girts 7 5 P(Boy-example-1
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User Jose Torres
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Answer:

1/10

Explanation:

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User Hiron
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The answer is 10/1
There are 10 boys and 1 of them is a sophomore
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User Valerio Emanuele
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