A marketing team wants to estimate the probability that a customer will respond to an email campaign. They send 500 emails and receive 75 responses. How should they use this information to predict future campaign success?

Use the empirical probability (75/500 = 0.15) as an estimate for future campaigns, while considering factors that may affect response rates.

Ignore the data and use theoretical probability only.

Assume all future customers will respond.

Multiply the number of emails by the number of responses for future predictions.

A marketing team wants to estimate the probability that a custome...

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A marketing team wants to estimate the probability that a customer will respond to an email campaign. They send 500 emails and receive 75 responses. How should they use this information to predict future campaign success?