A hair salon surveyed 214 customers (103 females and 111 males) to see if they are...

A hair salon surveyed 214 customers (103 females and 111 males) to see if they are satisfied with the service. The result is summarized in the following table.

	Satisfied	Not Satisfied	Total
Female	73	30	103
Male	107	4	111
Total	180	34	214

1. If a customer is randomly selected from these 214 people, the probability that he/she is satisfied is .

(Please round your answer to two decimal places.)

2. If we know the selected customer is a female, then what is the probability that she is satisfied?

(Please round your answer to two decimal positions.)

P(satisfied|female) =

3. How about the probability that a randomly selected customer is a female if we know that the person is satisfied?

(Please round your answer to two decimal positions.)

P(female|satisfied) =

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