Complete the Confidence Table $-$ The values in this table represent confidence, which is the probability

that a customer will buy a product, given that $\frac{s}{?}$ he has purchased another product. For example, the value

$69\mathrm{.}44\%--$ found in the cell designated by the $5^{th}$ row $($Wheat Crackers$)$ and $4^{th}$ column $($Bleu Cheese$)-$

indicates that if a customer purchases Bleu Cheese, they are $69\mathrm{.}44\%$ likely to purchase Wheat Crackers.

Complete the Lift Table $-$ The values in this table represent lift, which quantifies how much the

probability of a customer buying a product increases or decreases when $\frac{s}{?}$ he purchases another product.

For example, the value $133\mathrm{.}10\%--$ found in the cell designated by the $4^{th}$ row $($Bleu Cheese$)$ and $3^{rd}$

column $($Marcona Almonds$)-$ indicates that if a customer buys Marcona Almonds, the probability that

s$/$he will purchase Bleu Cheese increases by $1\mathrm{.}331$ times.