Steps please!
Do I add up the percentages and then divide the quantity? Not sure...
The probability of flowering plants bearing flowers in January is given in the table. If a plant has flowered in January what is the probability that it is a peony?

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kitkat16 · Answer

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kitkat16 · Answer

@ganeshie8 can u help?

amistre64 · Answer

how many plants flowered?  how many of them were peonys?

kitkat16 · Answer

5 plants and 70% were peonys

kitkat16 · Answer

30% were not peonys

amistre64 · Answer

the tables looks like its a list of all the flowering stuff;

it looks to me like I would add up all the percentages and determine what 70/total is

amistre64 · Answer

if we assume each set has 100 plants each

68 tulips had flowers
81 anemone had flowers
77...
70...
74...

70 out of all the flowers are peony

amistre64 · Answer

but 18.9 aint an option

kitkat16 · Answer

3.7  or 370

amistre64 · Answer

none of my ideas are getting an option other than insufficient data.

kitkat16 · Answer

ok thank you. Do you know what data might be missing so I can look for it next time?

amistre64 · Answer

something to determine the number of plants in each set would be helpful ... but this early int he morning im not that sure if its needed or not.  i just cant seem to approach an option wihtout it :)

kitkat16 · Answer

lol thanks :)

amistre64 · Answer

if insufficinet is correct, do let me know wont you ;)

kitkat16 · Answer

I will if I see this question again.