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The given data of who have and have not bought coffee filters made from recycled paper is:

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For non-buyers of coffee filters made of recycled paper, the conditional distribution of opinion (the response variable) is as follows:

We can deduce from the above table of the conditional distribution of opinion (the response variable) for buyers and non-buyers of coffee filters made of recycled paper that the majority of people ($55.546$percent) who buy coffee filters made of the recycled paper believe the filter paper is of high quality. Furthermore, $44.3$percent of non-buyers of coffee filters made of the recycled paper believe that the quality of filter paper is poor. As a result, $55.56$percent of purchasers believe filter paper is of great quality. And $44.3$percent of non-buyers believe that filter paper is of poor quality.