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the question is: what is the likelihood that a student wants a yellow shirt, given that they wear a medium?

answer choices:
0.27
0.34
0.72
3.71

3.71 is the answer. 52 divided by 14 = 3.71

To find the likelihood, you need to find decimal under 1 because it's a probability question. In probability, the value should be between 0 and 1, with 1 meaning a 100% chance that event will happen.

Since you're looking at someone who only wears mediums, you can ignore the rest of the chart. There are 52 people total surveyed that wore mediums. Look for where yellow and medium intersect. 14 of the people that wore mediums also wanted a yellow shirt.

The probability of finding a student that wears a medium that wants a yellow shirt is then 14/52 = 0.27.