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A group of 10 students participate in chess club, karate club, or neither.

A group of 10 students participate in chess club, karate club, or neither.-example-1
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Answer: Option B


P(A|B)=0.50

Explanation:

We look for the conditional probability of A given B.

This is written as:


P(A|B) = (P(A\ and\ B))/(P(B))

First we must find the probability of A and B

There are 10 students in total. Note that of those 10 students only 2 of them are at the same time in the karate club and in the chess club

Therefore:


P(A\ and\ B)=(2)/(10)

There are 10 students in total. Note that of those 10 students only 4 of them are in the chess club

Then:


P(B)=(4)/(10)

Finally:


P(A|B) = (P(0.2))/(0.4)=0.50

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