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Compute the probability of Carl turning 44 years old (event A), given that Susan has reached the age of 44 (event B).
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Compute the probability of Carl turning 44 years old (event A), given that Susan has reached the age of 44 (event B).

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Events A and B are independent of each other, so it would be 0.95726

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