Find p(organic | oranges)
find p(non-organic | oranges)

Answer to part A: 0.63
Answer to part B: 0.37
Answer to part C: organic oranges




Work Shown:

Part A
P(Organic|Oranges) = P(Organic AND oranges)/P(Oranges)
P(Organic|Oranges) = 0.19/0.30
P(Organic|Oranges) = 0.63

Part B
P(Non-organic|Oranges) = P(non-organic AND oranges)/P(oranges)
P(Non-organic|Oranges) = 0.11/0.30
P(Non-organic|Oranges) = 0.37

Part C
The probability in part A is larger compared to the answer in part B, so it's more likely to have someone pick organic oranges rather than non-organic oranges. Melina should restock organic oranges for the next sale.