The managers of a car store observe that 70% of all the cars they sell are bought by people who already own a car. They also observe that 50% of the customers who come to the store but do not buy a car, already own one. Furthermore, 40% of the customers coming to the store buy a car.
(a) What is the probability that a person coming to the shore already owns a car?
(b) What is the probability that a car will be sold to a person who already has one?
(c) What is more difficult for the managers: to sell a car to a person who already owns a car or to a person who does not own one?