
Explanation:
Bayes' theorem for two random variables A and B is defined as follows:
Thus: .
(Book 2, Module 12.2, LO 12.g)
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Question 66
If the probability of Y happening is 0.6, the probability of Z happening is 0.5, and the probability of Z happening given that Y happened is 0.8, what is the probability of Y happening given that Z has happened?
A
0.38.
B
0.63.
C
0.67.
D
0.96.
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