Organize the following probilities into conditional and not conditional based on the following two-way table
6. A person got water, what is the probability they got pizza
7. Probability a person got a hot dog but no drink
5. Probability that a person gets both a hot dog and soda
3. Probability a person doesn't get a drink
8. Given a person got soda, probability of getting a hot dog
1. Probability that a person gets a hot dog
2. Probability that a person gets no food given they get a soda
4. If a person has gotten pizza, probability they get water
Conditional
Not Conditional
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Question 2
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Probability that a person gets a hot dog. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 3
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Probability that a person gets no food given they get a soda. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 4
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Probability a person doesn't get a drink. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 5
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If a person has gotten pizza, probability they get water. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 6
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Probability that a person gets both a hot dog and soda. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 7
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A person got water, what is the probability they got pizza. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 8
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Probability a person got a hot dog but no drink. (Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 9
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Given a person got soda, probability of getting a hot dog.
In a school of 320 students, 85 students are in the band, 200 students are on sports teams, and 60 students participate in both activities.
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Question 10
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Draw a Venn diagram representing this scenario. In a school of 320 students, 85 students are in the band, 200 students are on sports teams, and 60 students participate in both activities.
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Question 11
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Use the Venn Diagram. What is the probability a student is in band but not sports?(Give as a reduced fraction)
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Question 12
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Use the Venn Diagram. What is the probability a student is in neither?
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Question 13
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Use the Venn Diagram. What is the probability of a student being in band OR sports?