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- Two coins look similar, but have different probabilities of falling head. One is a fair coin, with P(H)=1 / 2, but the other is weighed so that P(H)=4 / 5. One of the coin is chosen at random and is tossed 10 times, let X denotes the number of heads that of appear, and F is the event that the fair coin was drawn. If X =7 is observed, the probability that the coin was fair, is
Q. Two coins look similar, but have different probabilities of falling "head". One is a fair coin, with , but the other is weighed so that . One of the coin is chosen at random and is tossed 10 times, let denotes the number of heads that of appear, and is the event that the fair coin was drawn. If is observed, the probability that the coin was fair, is
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