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Given the following contingency table showing dog preference and gender, find the following probabilities if selecting...

Given the following contingency table showing dog preference and gender, find the following probabilities if selecting a person at random.
Round answers to 4th decimal place, i.e., .XXXX. Do not put as a percent.

Beagle

Labrador

Total

Male

350

425

775

Female

542

824

1366

Total

892

1249

2141



a) Given that the person is male, what is the probability they prefer a beagle?

b) What is the probability of being female or preferring a Labrador?

c) What is the probability of being male and preferring a Labrador?

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