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You are trying out for a school play. the probability that you are chosen to be in the play is 0.5. the probability that you get a lead role is 0.2. what is the probability that you get a lead role, given that you are chosen to be in the play?
a)0.7
b)0.5
c)0.4
d)0.3

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