The Burger Queen Company has 124 locations along the west coast. The general manager is concerned with the profitability of the locations compared with major menu items sold. The information below shows the number of each menu item selected by profitability of store. Profit | Baby Burger M1 | Mother Burger M2 | Father Burger M3 | Nachos M4 | Tacos M5 | Total --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- | --- High Profit R1 | 250 | 424 | 669 | 342 | 284 | 1969 Medium Profit R2 | 312 | 369 | 428 | 271 | 200 | 1580 Low Profit R3 | 289 | 242 | 216 | 221 | 238 | 1206 Total: | 851 | 1035 | 1313 | 834 | 722 | 4755 Determine the probability for: A) P( M5) B) P( R3) C) P( R2 and M3) D) P( M2 / R2) E) P( R1 / M4)
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