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Suppose we have the following information about how many Canadians were watching these events: 56% watched Ski Jumping (SK) 42% watched Snowboarding (SB) 67.44% watched Ski Jumping or Speed Skating (SS) 55.65% watched Snowboarding or Speed Skating 35.86% watched Ski Jumping and Snowboarding 14.56% watched Ski Jumping and Speed Skating 8.29% watched all three events. We will randomly select one Canadian. (i) What is the probaiblity that the selected person watched Ski Jumping if we know they didn't watch Snowboarding?
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