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Mathematics, 11.01.2020 03:31, janeou17xn

For the results of a certain survey, the estimated probability of being a hockey fan was 0.65 for males and 0.33 for females. express each of these as a conditional probability. the probability of being a hockey fan (hf) was 0.65 for males (m). express this as a conditional probability.

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