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1)P(medication daily) =9/76=0.118

2) P(no taking medication or in 4th grade) =(67+23-20)/76 =0.921

3)P(3rd grade or taking a medicine) =(27+9-5)/76 =0.41

4) P(3rd grade |medication) =0.556

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