65 and older - 80 % for drugs
18-64 - 44 % for drugs
p = 84.3%
a)
P(65 or older ) - 1 - P( 18-64) = 1- 0.843
= 0.157
b)
P(65 or older|take drugs)
= P( drugs and 65-older)/P(take drugs)
= 0.157 * 0.8/(0.157 * 0.8 + 0.843 * 0.44)
= 0.25296
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