Here is a table showing fictitious trial results of a new acne medication: Used Medication Used Placebo Total Condition Improved 1100 500 1600 No Change Condition Worse 300 100 400 300 700 1000 Total 1700 1300 3000 (This kind of table is sometimes referred to in statistics as a cross tabulation or contingency table.) Calculate the following: Q The probability that a participant's condition got worse (regardless of treatment) is: Check Clear Help! (Note: You can enter all answers as fractions.) QIf we knew beforehand that the participant used the medication, then the probability that their condition got worse is: