Mathematics, 10.07.2019 04:30, achasengnou792

Using data from a 2012? survey, the probability of being male in country a was 0.488. the probability that a male considered himself? "very happy" was 0.292? , ? "pretty happy" was 0.574? , and? "not too? happy" was 0.134. the probability that a female considered herself? "very happy" was 0.314? , ? "pretty happy" was 0.553 and? "not too? happy" was 0.133. find the probability that a person selected at random is a? male, given he or she is? "not too? happy". the probability of selecting a? male, given that he or she? "is not too? happy" is

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