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Find P(\(\frac{T}{S}\)) If P(T')=0.6P(SIT)=0.3 P (S(T'))=0.3
Find P(\(\frac{T}{S}\)) If P(T')=0.6P(SIT)=0.3 P (S(T'))=0.3
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Correct Answer: 0.25
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The correct answer is 0.25.
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