A football team is known to run 40% of its plays to the left and 60% to the right. A linebacker on an opposing team notices that, when plays go to the right, the right guard shifts his stance most of the time (80%) and that he uses a balanced stance the remainder of the time. When plays go to the left, the guard takes a balanced stance 90% of the time and the shift stance the remaining 10%. On a particular play, the linebacker notes that the guard takes a balanced stance.