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tonyrod617
10.02.2020 • 
Mathematics

According to exit polls from the 2000 presidential election, the probability of a voter identifying as gay (including lesbians) was P(G) = 0.04. The probability of voting for Bush, given that a voter was gay, was P(B given G) = 0.25, and the probability of voting for Bush, given that a voter was not gay, was P(B given not G) = 0.50.

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