At a coffee shop, the first 100 customers'
orders were as follows.
Small
Medium
...
Mathematics, 05.09.2021 14:00 azireyathurmond1
At a coffee shop, the first 100 customers'
orders were as follows.
Small
Medium
Large
Hot
5
48
22
Cold
8
12
5
What is the probability that a customer ordered
a large given that he or she ordered a hot drink?
Rounded to the nearest percent, [? ]%
Answers: 3
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