In a TV series lovers' group, 70% of people love "The Big Bang Theory" and 80% people love "Friends". 40% people love both of them. If you randomly select a people, what is the probability that he/she loves "The Big Bang Theory" given he/she also loves "Friends"?

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Section11.8: Probabilities Of Disjoint And Overlapping Events
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In a TV series lovers' group, 70% of people love "The Big Bang Theory" and 80% people love "Friends". 40% people love both of them. If you randomly select a people, what is the probability that he/she loves "The Big Bang Theory" given he/she also loves "Friends"?

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