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there are 100 gumdrops. 73 of them are large, and the rest are small. 39 of them are red, and the rest are other colors. 19 of the gumdrops are large red ones. you choose 1 gumdrop at random, and it is that very yummy red color. what is the probability that the gumdrop is large, given that it is red?
(fraction form)
(p. s. could you explain how you got your answer for me? )

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