P(vanilla) =0.3 p(sundae)=0.2 p(vanilla and sundae) =0.15 find the probability that a customer ordered vanilla ice cream given they ordered a sundae. p(vanilla | sundae) =?

the probability that a customer ordered vanilla ice cream given they ordered a sundae is 0.75

Given :

P(vanilla) =0.3,  P(sundae)=0.2,  P(vanilla and sundae) =0.15

we need to find the probability that a customer ordered vanilla ice cream given they ordered a sundae.

Substitute the values  and find the probability

the probability that a customer ordered vanilla ice cream given they ordered a sundae is 0.75

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Step-by-step explanation:

P(A | B) = P(A and B) / P(B)

P(vanilla | sundae) = P(vanilla and sundae) / P(sundae)

P(vanilla | sundae) = 0.15 / 0.2

P(vanilla | sundae) = 0.75

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