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A national survey of graduate students is conducted to assess thier consumption of coffee. The table below summarizes the data.
Do not drink coffee
Drink Decaf Only
Drink Caffeinated Only
Male
145
94
365
Female
80
121
430
A. What proportion of students drink decaffeinated coffee only?
B. What proportion of coffee drinkers (caffeinated and decaffeinated) are female?
C. What proportion of the females do not drink coffee?
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