John plays for his school’s soccer team. There is a probability of \(0.15\) that he scores in a game and a probability of \(0.3\) that his parents are present at a game. When he scores in a game, there is a probability of \(0.2\) that his parents are present.
Games are equally likely to be home or away games. In a home game, there is a probability of \(0.24\) that John does not score and his parents are present.
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