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3. Mr. S brings his lunch to school 68% of the time. The rest of the time, Mr. S buys a lunch from the cafeteria. If he brings his lunch, he sits in the cafeteria 27% of the time. If he buys a lunch from the cafeteria, he sits in the cafeteria 92% of the time.

What is the probability that Mr. S brought has own lunch, given that he is eating in the cafeteria?

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