Question

A restaurant noted what type of food its customers ordered last week. Here are the results:

Answer 1

Answer:

.80

Step-by-step explanation:

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Answer 2

Answer:

• 0.80

Explanation:

Since the results are not shown properly, I attach the picture with full question inlcuding the diagram that shows the results correctly.

You need to determine P(burger|fries)

That is the ratio of people that ordered burgers from the set of people that ordered fries (the intersection of the two circles) to the total people who ordered fries (the blue circle, including the intersection of the two circles).

The venn diagram shows that the set of people who ordered fries was 10% + 40% = 50% (the percentage inside the blue circle, including the intersection with the purple circle)

And from that set, the subset of people who also ordered burgers is 40% (the intersection of the two circles).

Thus, the probability that a randomly chosen customer ordered a burger given that they ordered fries is:

       $P(burger\mid fries)=\dfrac{P(burger\cap fries)}{P(fries)}$

        ${P (burger\mid fries)=\dfrac{40\% }{50\% }=0.80=80\%$