a) P(Not sent to prison) =1-P(Sent to Prison) = 1-0.63 = 0.37
b) P(Guity plea) =P(Sent to prison and plea guilty)+P(not sent to prison and plea guilty) = 0.63*0.40+0.37*0.35 =0.3815
P(Not sent to prison and guilty plea) = 0.37*0.35 = 0.1295
P(Not sent to Prison| Guilty plea) = 0.1295/0.3815 = 0.33945
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