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1 year ago

Plays a sport

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Pavel [41]1 year ago

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Bruj life is so hard. like aragahah this boy has me head over heels and all i want is him. god why can’t he open his eyes. anyway since your only concern is "given that they play a sport", only the top row is involved (12 total). Of those, 2 play an instrument. P(I|S) = 2/12, or 1/6.

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