Conditional probability

Work through restricted sample spaces, linked selections and conditional events. Explore the counts behind each answer.

Conditional proportions and reversed conditions

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One member is chosen uniformly from Group A. What is the probability that this member answered Yes?

Group A has 7 members who answered Yes and 6 who answered No. Group B has 17 who answered Yes and 12 who answered No. Each member belongs to exactly one group.

Population
YesNoTotal
Group A7613
Group B171229
Total241842
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Work through restricted sample spaces, linked selections and conditional events. Explore the counts behind each answer.

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