And so that would be this column right over here. And then that column, the information in it, can give you your conditional distribution. Now an important thing to realize is a marginal distribution can be represented as counts for the various buckets or percentages, while the standard practice for conditional distribution is to think in terms of percentages. So the conditional distribution of the percent correct given that students study between 41 and 60 minutes, it would look something like this. Let me get a little bit more space. So if we set up the various categories, 80 to 100, 60 to 79, 40 to 59, continue it over here, 20 to 39, and zero to 19, what we'd wanna do is calculate the percentage that fall into each of these buckets, given that we're studying between 41 and 60 minutes. So this first one, 80 to 100, it would be 16 out of the 86 students.