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Mathematics, 04.09.2021 03:40, TheOneWhoSucksAtMeth

3 6 7 10 A student collected data on the size of coffee chosen by customers at a convenience store, and whether the customers took their coffee with cream, sugar, or both.

Size of Coffee
SmallMediumLargeTotal
Coffee AdditiveCream8152144
Sugar481123
Both15234280
Total274674147
Given that a customer likes both cream and sugar, what is the probability that the customer chose a large coffee?

18.8%
28.6%
52.5%
56.8%
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