You are performing two chemistry experiments. the probability that both experiments are successful is 22%. if the first experiment is successful, the probability that the second experiment is also successful is 31%. what is the probability that the first experiment is successful?

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Probability that both experiments become successful = 22%
Probability of the second experiment becoming successful = 31%
Probability that the
 first experiment becoming successful = 22/31
                                                             = 0.7096
Percentage that the first
experiment will become successful = 0.7096/100
                                                         = 70.97%

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