Suppose we create a logistic regression model in R using the commands below, where Win is a dummy variable (where 1 represents a win, and 0 represents not winning), X is quantitative, and Group can either be Group A, B, or C. glm(Win ~ X + Group, data=binomial, data=BronlynsExamData) We obtain the coefficients table below: Variable Estimate of coefficient p-value (intercept) -0.3 Less than 0.0001 X 0.5 Less than 0.0001 GroupB -0.3 0.5011 GroupC -3.7 Less than 0.0001 Based on this model, the probability of winning when X = 1.5 in Group A equals _____%. Use at least two decimal places in every intermediate calculation. You may round your final answer to the nearest whole number. Your